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1. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachnent A are two LIEXVOY
transcripts of 12 November 196% and two LINNVOY Lranseripts of 12 Novem
tockho.

1963 which Headquarters may consider Lor transmtbtal to Siatlon
“, ¥orworded under separate cover as Attachment Bis a photomraph
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Station's UTEINOY translator, concerning Albechment At

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nature are brushed acide end quite otton in a very cade manner. J)
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lived in the United States or Cenndn for quite sm
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Cy. HMMA+20408 dated 1) December 1962 mo,
Le Siamen Mexite regrets the confugion over the statin of LIENYVOY-8,
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should have beet DIENWOYsA, vactera voted that LLENVOYs*4 had been
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* Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY,

ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES
Action; None. For Headquarters intormation.

Reference: HMMA-22135, 13 September 1963.

1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
activities during September 1963.

2. Target Lines = September 1963.

The following lines were covered during the month of September:

20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio“
20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez -
43-01-35 “Melquiades Maldonado Sandez
23485825 --Alfonso Aguilar Monteverde peit
24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casteliejos a: “ ey
45-59-52 — David Alfare Siqueiros "+> _ Af Cds
13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa boots
. 43-15-06 —Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero Ayer 3 ye
11-16-48 -Ignacio Acosta Layuneg «tt // :
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10-29-69 ~ Movimienta de Liberacion Nacional
46<12-70 -C, TAL,

46-11-30 DFS,

46-09-50 —D,F.S, (disconnected 183 September 1963)
35=36-52 = Politica (Revistas Manuel Marcue Pardinas)
46-60-15 —Prensa Latina

46-60-16 Prensa Latina
14442-37 Cuban Embassy
14-92-14 Cuban Embassy (disconnected 23 September 1903)

25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (apartment of Ramon Sinobas
: disconnected on 23 September 1903 when apartment

; became vacant)
14=13=26 Cuban Embassy

15660-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
. 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
715469=37 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)
{561907 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
1591264 Soviet Embassy (Film Repzesentative)
45-61-80 Czech Embassy
45-61-31 Czech Embassy
20-38-98 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 18 September 1963)
20-68-69 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 23 September 1963)
20-68-23 Yugoslav Embassy (connected ¢3 September iYo3)

Headquarters will note from the above that three Hines were disconnected in
order to cover three Yugoslav lines. Two of the lines which were diaconnected
were Cuban Embassy linea, both were not in use by the Cubans. One was in
the apartment which had been vacated by Ramon Sinobas and not occupied by
other Cubans, The other was a telephone in the Cuban Rimbassy which was
never answered. The Cubans are trying to get Sinobas' line moved to the

They have also asked foc the telephone company to repair lao9lal4.

Embassy.
ugoslay

As soon aa theae lines are working again, coverage of two of the Y
Embaasay linea will be dropped in order to pick up all the Cuban lines which
are presumed to have a much higher priority. —

3, Processing of LIENV OY Information

The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish on the
Cuban lines (three), the Soviet Embassy lines (five), and ag of 13 and 23
S wptember the Yugoslav lines (three), These transcripta are received cach
morning for the day before. During September, the LIENVOY monitors
transcribed 1396 pages in addition to the daily resumen.

The outside translators now working on LIENVOY transcripts are
Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, who is used for. almost any backlog which
beging to occur.

David B, SCHLAGETER, field contract agent, who transcribes the
Czech take. ’

Victor W. OBOLD, career agent, who transcribes the Yugoslav portion

of the Yugoslav take. ,

Nouglaa J, FRINGLASS, ataff agent. who continues to transcribe the
Russian language portion of the Soviet take,

4, Exploitation of LIENVOY Information

Two leads from LIENVOY of operational interest in September 1963 were:

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a. On é September 1963 a Russian speaking female contacted -
the Soviet Embassy and asked for Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, KGB, —
She identified herself by name and as a professor from New Orleana, She
gave the addresa of her apartment and asked for a meeting. This lead was
promptly followed up by station investigative asacts who identified the woman
and learned that she was attending a philosophera’ conference at the University
of Mexico. She returned to the United States on 17 September, All available
infozmation was forwarded to Headquarters for paasing to ODENVY.

b. MEXI-6135 reported the contact between an unidentified Czech
woman and the Czech Embassy.

5. Liaison

On 18 September 1963 Oliver G. GALBOND and Willard C, CURTIS
met with LIELEGANT and LIERGO. They also saw LIELEGANT on 20

September.

6. Security

There were no security problems during this month.

7, Technical
There were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle.

8. Personnel

Robert B, RIGGS continues to meet Arnold AREHART each morning
before 0800 hours to receive all LIENVOY tapes and traacripta from the
previous day, The daily meetings with Victor W, OBOLD and David B.
SCHLAGETER, the two EE translators, Wetttransferred on 18 September 1963
from the Station EE cage officer to the KURIOT technician, Gregory D.
PARMUTH who delivers and receives reels and transcripts from them each
day. PARMUTH also acts aa a cutout for Douglas J, FEINGLASS.

Paul V, LEVISTER, Headquarters KUTUBE officer, visited the
Station from 22 September to 1 October to consult with LIENVOY and LIFEAT
case officers in preparation for a report to be written on the two projects

as examples of tap operations which produce both positive intelligence and

operational leads.
9. Production,

There is attached a list of reports,cables and dispatches forwarded to ,
Headquarters during this month,

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: MEXI 6302 (HMM 7801) . HMMA 22149 YN 7767 —e
MEXI 6271 (KMM 7787) EMMA 22135. EMM T7742 .
MEXI 6215 fae 7761) HMMA 22116 EAN 7725
MEXT 6205 (HMM 7760) HMMA 22115 EAM 7724
. MFXI 6135 HMMA 22000 EMM 7723
MEXI 6153 (19M 7743) HMMA 22052
MEXI 6129 (HMM 7742)
MEXI 6107
MEXI 6104 (HMM 7736)
MEXE 6097 (HMM 7725)
MEXI GOke (MM 7721)
MEXI 6035 (HMM 7708)
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PERSONALITY BRIEF

1. General Lazaro CARDENAS del-Rio
7 AS a pro-Communist, anti-United States former (1934-1940)

. ~ President of Mexico, CARDENAS plays an important role itn the
‘ ; political activities of Mexico by virtue of his being the
spirtual leader of a great part of the Mexican left. His
leftist sympathies appear to fall primarily with the current
regime in Cuba (He alledgedly is a close personal fiend of
Fidel CASTRO), secondarily with Communist China, and

lastly with the USSR.
2. Braulio MALDONADO Sandez

MALDONADO is a politically unscrupulous pro-Communist
former Governor of Baja California, He is a national leader
Of at least three Mexican leftist organizations: (1) FEP
(People's Electoral Front), united single front of Mexican
Communists and Leftists; (2) MLN (Nationa}] Liberation
Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Cuba Communist Front; and
(3) CCI (Independent Peasants' Center), radical, anti-Mexican
Government organization. Having been banished from Mexico
until after the 1964 elections for anti-government activities,
MALDONADO is currently in Europe and secking admittance to
the USSR, obstensibly to visit his daughter who is a student
at the Friendship University in Moscow,

3. Alonso AGUILAR Monteverde

AGUILAR is a prominent pro-Communist Mexican intellectual
who is the titular head of the MLN (National Liberation
Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Communist front. He is a
full-time professor at the National Autonomous University of
Mexico and maintains active contact with several international
leftist and Communist figures. He has recently travelled to

Cuba and Warsaw.

4. Jorge Leonidas TAMAYO Castillejos

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TAMAYO is a Communist professor at the Nalional Autonomous
University of Mexico. Heis a leading member of many Communist
front activities in Mexico including the CMP (Mexican Peace

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Committee}, the MLN (National Liberation Movement), and the
CEM (Circle of Mexican Studies). He has been in contact with
several leftist figures of various echelon, including Gen.
Lazaro, CARDENAS, the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico, and Polish,
Soviet; and Chinese Communist officials. TAMAYO's son has
Studied in Warsaw and travelled to the USSR and Communist

China.
5. Jose David ALFARO Siqueiros

ALFARO, one of Mexico's most prominent artists, has been

. imprisoned for eight (S) years as a consequence of the role

he played in the Communist-inspired railroad stike of 1959,

He is a leader of the PCM (Mexican Communist Party) and has
visited the Soviet Union, He fought for the Loyalist Army

in the Spanish Civil War and was later arrested in Mexico

for complicity in the murder of Leon TROTSKY's secretary.
ALFARO has a long history of pro-Communist, anti-U.S, leanings.

6. Roberto ROMERO Adaas

ROMERO is an informant for the Cuban Intelligence Service
in Mexico.

7. Enrique GONZALEZ Pedrero

Pro-Communist professor at the National Autonomous
University of Mexico, GONZALEZ Pedrero has contributed to the
writing or editing of at least five (5) leftist publications
in Mexico, He ts a member of the National Committee of the
MLN, has alledgedly received training in the Soviet Union,
and has travelled to Cuba twice in recent times,

8. Ignacio ACOSTA Lagunss

Pro-Communist ACOSTA, a lawyer, is an aide of General
CARDENAS and a leading member of the MLN. He frequently has
contact with high-level personnel of both the Cuban and
Soviet Embassies in Mexico City. His political activities
include travel to Cuba and the Soviet Union, aid in the
management of the Communist Trade Fair in Mexico, and a great
deal of participation in promoting sympathy for the Cuban
Revolution in Mexico,

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9. Direccion Federal de Seguridad ~, Federal Security Police

The principal functions of this security unit are to:
(1) Provide a plain-clothed security detail for the President,
(2) maintain an extensive telephone tap activity on both

7 the Rightist and Leftist political opposition forces, and

(3) .perform investigations and arrests of primarily political

. offenses. The unit's agents are largely poorly trained,

insecure, and unreliable. Their professional characteristics
are best described as being dishonest, cruel, and abusive,
The position, at this moment, of Manuel RANGEL Escamilla as
Director General of .DFS is precarious,

10. Politica

A Marxist anti-U.S. semi-monthly magazine published in
Mexico, Politica is printed by Talleres Graficos de Mexico,
the same shop which prints La Voz de Mexico. In addition to
the modest revenues derived From a circulation of 15,000
to 25,000, Politica is financed by the Soviet Embassy, the
MLN, the PPS, and possibly, the Cuban Embassy. As an
indication of the Mexican government's assessment of the
capability of this magazine to influence public opinion, it
is worthwhile noting that Politica frequently experiences a
great degree of difficulty” In printing and circulating itself
due to the government's repressive efforts.

11. Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional (MLN)

Organized under the influence of the PCM in August 1961,
the MLN today is dedicated to the furtherance of the mutual
interests of its adherents who are found primarily in the
ranks of the PRI, the PPS, the PCM, the CNC and the UGOCM,

The MLN's objective 1s to gain lcftist political represen-
tation in the government by inciting PRI to accept leftists
into its camp. AS a consequence of this objective, the mission
of MLN is to generate evidence of popular leftist sympathy

by means of fomenting agitation among the popular, labor, and

peasant masses,

12. Confederacion de Trabajadores de la America Latina (CTAL)

The CTAL has recently been replaced by the CUTAL (Single
Confederation of Latin American Workers). Until recently, the

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pro-Communist, CTAL, which is described as being the liaison
bureau of the WFTU (World Federation of Trade Unions) whose
headquarters are in Prague, was headei by Vicente LOMBARDO

Toledano.

13. Prensa Latina

i Operatiéng directly under the Cuban Communist regime,
Prensa Latina is obstensibly a press service, In reality,
however, it is the official propaganda organ of the Cuban
Government. Prensa Latina works closely with Tass, the
Soviet Agency; with Hsinhua, the Chinese Agency ; sand with
Cetepka, the Czechoslovakian Agency.

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Chief of Stations, Bexico City

3: Chief of Station, Gnatemals City
: Chief, aH vivisios

2 Vietor Meavel GUTIZRAZZ Garvie (201-06248)

Refs: A. HHAs-11038, 16-Angust 1963

Bb. WNRA-222602, 3 Getober 1963

1. Reference is sede to year questioa absat the typa infsrma-
tion seoded on GUTTERREZ. Heedqeerters is iaterested in “eurrant"
fefermotion on his activities, aad especially on bis troevels aad his
contact with Sanuel Va5A Perez, Chief of Ge2 st the Cudon Embassy
ia Hexico City. The comment on fi2e-7289 regarded only the soa-
disseaination of the report, aad uss vot jatesded to disceursge tha
Station from reportiag ieformation on seettags netueen GOTIERREL

sad VEGA.

2. Headquarters wauld oppreciate receiving, on 3 cvatiazuiag
basis, portiaeat information ow GUTIZQAEZ extracted {rom the

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MSNORANDUM FOR: Chief, Forelgn Intelligence
SUBJECT: TDY to Mexico City

l. After taking a good look at LISNVOY and LIFBAT, I would agree
with the persons J talked with in Mexico; they maintain that any well-
run tap operation should produce substantial intelligence information,
provided the targets are of intelligence interest, and provided aleo
there are people at the atation who look for it and are able to recog-
nize it. The case of LITBAT is interesting in this respects It has
been deprived of its most productive linea in faver of LIZXVOY, and
yet its intelligence production compares favorably, with that of the
other productive taps, except LIENVOY.

2. Mexico has people who can detect any little item of intelli-
gence significance. Thia includes the Chief of Stacion, who goes over
the highlightu of the previoua day's take every morning and marks
certain {tems for action by atation case officers or reports officarsa.
The reports officers work on copies of the take at the same time.

3. ‘There are several aspecte of LIENVOY that make it an excellent
operation and an cutstanding producer of intelligence. I will dascriba
thes in detail when ny notes cot here from the station. The principal
factors in the auccess of LIRNVOY seem to be the following. .

a. The agreement meade with top Mexican officials, unlike
many such agreements elsewhere, 19 aa mich in effect tcday as it
was ot the atart: the targeting is not based on personal politica;
the intercept staff has stayed on the Job; the equipment is con-
sidered to be on loan from CIA.

b. The native monitoring staff has reached a peak of effec-
tiveness that evoryone at the station praises very highly.

c. Tha station is organized to handle the tuke speedily as
Soon as it comes in. The Chief of Station, the case officers, the
reporta officers, all work on it at the same time and excnange
views on hot items. They de not let reports backlogs accumulate,

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d. Each new item on a target person is linked to a past
histery; what appears as a fragmentary bit in a-conversation
becomes a meaningful development, in a contimuous atory. Contle
muity on the job makes this possible.

@. The equipment is kept in good working order by complete
Qleaning dod checking of each unit once a month. The 3Z units
in use today are those installed fn 1959.

kh. A detailed description of LIENVOY and its counterpart LIVEAT
should provide good models with which to compare other tap operations. .
It should give criteria for good procedures. [t should givw some. idea
of. the desirable sise of such operations, considering the available
targets, the size of the station, and the other tasks and operations of
the station. It should chow vhat the station puts into ita tap opera-
tions and what it gets out of then. LIBNVOY and LIFEAT are an interesting
example of two interacting operations, one joint and the other indepand-

ent.

5. My stay in Mexico was as interesting and fruitful as it vas
enjoyable. And I hope it was not too great a burden on the station.

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Monthly 0] rational Report for Project LIENVOY {

ACTION REQUIRED - RUFERENCES

Action: None. For Headquarters' information,

Ref : HMMA-22005, 23 August 1963 \

1, There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
activities during August 1963, °
1
V

2, Target Lines - August 1963.
during this reporting

Thore ‘were no ehanges in the target Lines
pertod, The Yugoslav lings have not yet been connected but one of them should
be operating by the und of September.

4, Processing of LIENVOY Informations

HMMA-22000 dated 21 August 1963 transmitted the “rst group of
copies of transcripts against the Cuban Lines, Since that tim, earban copies
have been forwarded to Headquarters on a wookly basis,

Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, has eliminated the backlog of
some fifty reels from the Russian lines and at the present time igs working on
the Polish LIFEAT coverage which Woodrow GABEOTL (ps) has net doen able to
— handle, HORSFALL will be used tn this capneity only wil the Station has a

higher priority Job for him or until hia permanent assignmen: is determined.

Thore has becn no change in Douglas J, FEINGLASS’ assignment
since the last progress reporte

— 4, Explottation of LIFNVOY Information.

Te following are some (not all) of the explcitations during
August 1963 of Leads from LIFNVOY!

a. LIENVOY contributed support to the REDNOOD AEJUMBO oper”
ation during this poricd by conflrming reveral contacts between the prineipals
involved, Details of this case have been reported by the Station SR Case ofricers

bd. On 8 August LIFNVOY reported indications that sn unnamed

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DIZTAG diplomat stationed in Carnear planned
pouch for turnover in Mexico and

Mexieo City via -Panan earrying a diplomatic
return to Caracas with diplomatic mail received from DIZTAG courters in Mexi@e

This wag reported to Headquarters, Carnens, and Panama as & possible opportunity
to obtain or copy these pouches. (MEXI-56UL) :

es. On 7 August this project revealed contact between the
Partido Popular Socialista and the Seviet fmbassye Roberto JARAMILLO Flores,
national leader of the Juventud Popular Uoctnlista, the youth organization of
the Marxist Partido Popular Soclalista, arranged for an urgent meeting with aa
Nikolaty Sergeyevich LEQNCV, Third Secretary and Cultural Officer of the Soviet
Embassy. It will ve reealied that LEONOV went to the Soviet Union and acted
as tnterpreter for Fidel CASTRO on his visit there venrlier this year. MEXI-5705
transmitted a report on JARAMILLO's contact with LEONOV.

de On 5 August LIENVOY reported the presence in Mexico of
one Doctor Paul BARAN who was in contact with Cuban fnbassy offielals and prom-
inent Mexican Marxist intellectuals. BARAN appeared to be on a trip throughcut
South America. A check of Station files revealed that this was probably identical

with Paul Alexander BARAN, Russian born naturalized U, S. citizen and professor

of economics at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. BARAN has visited
Moxico in the past and made contact with American Communists and Mexican leftists.

This information was sent to Hendquarters in MEAT«5735 for dissemination to
ODENVY.

es On 12 August William HOSE, who identified himself as a
student from the United States studying at the University of Mexleo (UNAM). aszed
for an interview with Vicente LOMRARDO Toledano, Secretary Genernl of the Popular
Seelalist Party (ees). ROSE claimed to have letters of Introduction to LOMBARDO
{rom labor leaders in the United Statens A check of Station fileo revealed
Whillam Maurice ROSE, 1UTh Federal Way, Salt Lake City, Utah, as a student at
the UNAM. This repert was sent to Headquarters in MEZI-95752 for dissemination

to ODENVY.

ft. On lL Awtust Henry WALLSCHMIDT, 3662 Carrington Avenue,
Los Angeles, California, contacted the Soviet Emvessy and voluntcerea his sem
vices to them. The detatls of this fontact were forwarded to Headquarters via

HMMA-21905 for dissemination to ODENVY.

@ On 7 August a person who claimed to be a U.S, citizen with
a name which sounded like ARNERO contacted the Goviev Fmbassy and referred to
a previous visit at the Mabassy when he discussed intormation on ship movements.
He also asked for asylum and made an appointment to sce Oleg NECHIPORFNKO, Soviet
Vice Consul and KGB officer. A perecn of American appearance was photographed
by LIEMPTY at the time of the arranged appointment, A sanitized copy of this
photograph together with information from LIENVOY was passed locally to ODENVY.
MEXI-5784 forwarded the report to Headquarters.

h, On 9 August LIFNVOY reported that an American pilot with
wife and emall son were at the Cuban Embassy trying to get ea visa to go to Cube.
MEXI-5/9" reported details for Headquarters. ODENVY was advised locally after
receiving Headquarters’ authorization.

4, LIENVOY covered the netivities of Barry Terry PRIMUS, New
York actor who was expelled from Mexico on 19 August for participating in Marxzist~
Coummist public disturbances on 18 August. See MEXT-SO5h and 5655 for furtrer
details.

gd. On 20 August Moe FISHMAN, Secretary of Veterans of the
e in the U.S. asked the wife of "avid Alfaro SIQUEIROS how the
help rree SIQUEIROS. FISHMAN also made an appointmens to meet

MENT={§04b tronsmtt hed :

Lincoln Brigad
Brigade could
with Margarita NELKEN, prominent Spanisic Suusinlss cuile.
this report to Headquarters for dlasemtnation to ODENVY.

5, Liaison.

As reported in reference Willard C. CURTIS met with LITENSOR to
arrange for a sensitive PBRUMEN case on 15 August 1963. The caso is still

ponding.

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There were no security incidents within the project during this

Technicals
re were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle.

The

Personnele

There have been no changes in personnel since the last report.

9. Produc sione

a list of reports, cables and dispatches for

There is attached
warded to Keadquarters during thio month.

Attachinent t
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MEXI-5976 (HMM 7697
MEXT-5892
MEXI-5864
MEXI-5963
MEXT-5856
MEXI-5855 (HMM 7644)
MEXI-5854
MEXI-5803
MFAI-5794
MEXI-5789
MEXI-5783 nee 7633)
MEXI-5702 (HMM 7632)
MEXI 5757
MEXI 5753
MEXI 5752
MEXI 5705 (HMM 7609
MEXI 5675 (HMM 7601
MEXI 5672

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HMMs

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HMM 7690
HMM 7672
HMM 7665
HMM 7653
HMM 7650
OM 7635

HMM 7631
HY 7627
EMM 7610
HMM 7602
HMM 7599
BMM 7598
HMM 7597
HMM 7595
HAM. 7585
IM 7583
HYM 7581
HMM 7567

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HMMA 21963
HMMA 21958
HMMA 21940
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HMMA 21951
HMMA 21910
HMMA 21905
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12 Septenber 1963

Bear Willard:

This may seem to you like a voice out of the void, but I
always carry in my miad your repeated invitations to visit you
and remember clearly your acquaintance and kindness to ay
brother. Strangely enough it seems to continue to be true
that the only escape from this jail~-like desk is back to ny
old area where I nevor expected to roturn--I even had one this
Spring. Just now I have a specific reason for wanting to
visit your place, that is, in addition to our own porsonal

reasons,

For some time I have been bent on trying to push for sore
positive information froma taps and audio, I realizsa tnat it
dis taken for granted around the world that the purpose of taps

and audio is for operational leads, particularly in the KUPESS
field;

In one or two places in the world, positive production is
outstanding and we have been making a study for sone tine
trying to see why it works in some cases and not in others,
Oas of the outstanding examples is LIFEAT and especially LIENVOY.
These seem to be far ahoad of other similar operations around
the world even though they seam to approach tho problem
sonevhat similarly. It occurred to mo that woe might find out
what makes yours so especially effective by having one of ay
paople go to your station for a few days to talk with you and
your officers and get the detailed story. I could then take
another look at the other operations and see what's missing or
what's wrong, I'm suro this would be of great help to the
place as a waole. If you agree, I vill send Paul ¥. Levister
(Iden), the editor of our Foreign Intelligence Series (our
Btaff doctrinal papers, the first few of which have been
dispatched to you). He could bo in Mexico City on or about
23 September, or any time thereafter that is more convanient
for you and your peopla, Could you let us know your reaction
by cable, and if it's favorable, when you would prefer to have
Levister arrive, Yea would confirm his HTA by cable.

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MARRLD FOR IROL KING

1. :
_ Chief, WH Division HO INDEXING SEQUINED
wt. i an ; -— Fomy quauirits ors

7" CAN JUDGE ROCKO,

From :
Chief of Station, Mexic

svasect ——
_ Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

Action: None. For Headquarters Information,

Reference: HMMA~=21845, 30 July 1963

1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
activities during July 1963.
~

2, Target Lines - July 1963.

The following lines were covered during the month of July:

20-3018 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez
43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez
23-85=25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
2461975 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos
455 9—52 David Alfaro Siqueiros

1321-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa
43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez

1915-06 Roberto Romero Adams

(coatinued) -

Enclosure:
Production Report

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10229969 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
AGal2=70 C.T.AVL an
46=-11"30 DVF.S, -
46-09-50 D.F.S,
” 35036052 Politica (Revista = Manuel Marcue Pardinaas)
46-60-15 Prensa Latina
. 4660-16 Prensa Latina

14-42%37 Cuban Embassy
14092014 Cuban Emba sey
25-07-95 ~ Cuban Embassy
25-09-14 Cuban Elmbassy

. 14-13-26 '  Guban Embasay

- "  15=60"55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)

; 15=61=55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)

15~69=8T Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)
~ 1561-07 Soviet Embaaszy (Commercial Office)

15~12"64 Soviet Embassy (Filme Representative)
4561980 Czech Embassy
45=61-381 - Czech Embasay

On 7 Auguat 1963 the Station EE case officer requested LIENVOY coverage of
the Yugvelav linea. Arrangements are being made to put these lines in within

the near future,
3. Processing of LIENVOY Information,

The Station continues to receive full transacripta in Spanish from ten
lines (five Cuban Embassy and five Soviet Embasay), DIR-6076+4 dated
13 August 1963 asked the Station to send to Headquarters one copy of the full
transcripts from the Cutsin Embassy lines. These are being forwarded ona
“weekly basis, The firat group ia being forwarded as an attachment to HMMA=22000
dated 2h August 1963, If they do not please Headquarters officers who desire
them, it is requested that the Mexico Station be promptly advised with any

suggestions for changes,

On 6 Auguat 1963 Orville HORSFALL, staff ayent, arrived in Mexico
to work presently as a unilateral monitor but eventually as the supervisor of
a tap center either under LIENVOY or LITEMPO, He has established himself
outside and is presently at work eliminating the backlog of Sovict tapes,

Douglas J, FEINGLASS continues to do the Russian from LIENVOY,
the Russian from two LIFEAT lines on Soviet targets, and the Russian from
the LIPAWN audio operation. In addition, FEINGLASS sends clipped transcripts

to the Station ready for 201 files. ;

+. Exploitation of LIENVOY Information.

HMMW-11831 dated 6 August 1963 indicated that Headquarters was
not well informed on the way the Mexico Station exploits operational leads from
LIENVOY. The outside staff agent, Arnold AREHART haa instructions to alert
the Station immediately if a U.S, citizen or English speaking person tries to
contact any of the target installations, This is done by a telephone call from
outside the tap center at a pay phone to Robert B. RIGGS inside the Station,
Emergency nieetings are arranged in double talk (meeting for coffee or lunch),
RIGGS meets AREHART within fifteen minutes at a presarranged downtown
lecation and receives the reel with an extract of the pertinent conversation,
The reel ia then taken to the Station and given to the case officer responsible
for the target the person was trying to contact. Headquarters is notified by
cadle of the action taken. Only in rare cases is information on a U,S, citizen
passed without prior Headquarters approval.

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Other leads appear in the full transcripts or daily resumen. They
also are exploited by the Station case officer responsible for the target where
the lead appears. For example, on le August 1903 Boris KAZANTSEV,
recently arrived Counsclor of the Soviet Embassy and former defection target
in Mexico, called hia wife at their regidence. The number was not listed but
was immediately checked by Raymond GERENDE who determined that the
number was the switchboard of theapartment house where KAZANTSEV and
several other familics live. The reason the Station checked out this number
was to put unilateral coverage on it if pousible; however, the switchboard was
beyond the Station's capability tohandle.

Maryknoll priest Felix MCGOWAN contacted the Cuban Embassy on

“31 July 1963, MEXI-5565 reported details of this contact. This cable was sent
to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.

Professor WEBB (fnu) of the University of Louisiana contacted Mexican
Communist Jorge L. TAMAYO Castillejos, prominent Mexican Marxist intel=-
lectual and professor at the University of Mexico, and arranged to meet with
him on 31 July 1963, MEXI=5563 reported this contact to Headquarters for

dissemination and action by ODENVY.

Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, Braulio
MALDONADO Sandez on lo July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos. MEXI~5569
reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.

5. Liaison

On 15 Auguat 1963 Willard C, CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrange
for a sensitive PBRUMEN case (MEXI=5787 reported the details of this meeting).

6, Security

There were no security incidents within the project during thia month,

7. Technical

There were no technical problems during this period,

8. Personnel

Orville HORSFALL's arrival is the only change in personnel since the
last report and he is handled as an independent agent by the Station, with no
LIENVOY personnel aware of his presence in Mexico, Robert B, RIGGS seea

HORSFALL daily to deliver and pick up tapes,

9, Production

There is attached a list of reporte, cables and dispatches forwarded

Vitard (Mert

iMlard C, CURTIS

to Headquarters during thia month,

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MEXIs

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MEXI-5570

MEXI-5569

MEX1-5565 .
MEXI-5532

MEX1-5487

MEXI-5465 (HMM-7547)
MEXI-5459

MEX1-5458 (HMM-7543)

~ MEX1-5457 (HMM- 75-44)

MEXI1-5452
MEXI-5438
MEXI-5412
MEXI-5377 (HMM~-7525)
MEX1-5353 (LIMM-7524)
MEXI-S35L (HIMM-7523)
MEXI-5340
MEXI-5334
MEXI-5296
MEXI-5295 (HMM-7403)

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HMMA -~ 21802
HMMA - 21762
HMMA -21742
LIMMA- 21709
HMMA - 21693
HMMA- 21681
HMMA- 21673
HMMA- 21672
HMMA - 21669
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HMM-7539
HMM.-7502
HMM-7501
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HMM-7499
HMM-7498
1IMM-7497
HMM-7496
HMM-7495
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Bs MEXI 5857 ;
1. The referenced cables describe tvo recent incidents in which the

Mexico City Station mie use of LIEMVOY information to take investigative or
punitive action against security suspects. The first reference reported the
Adentifying and "trapping" .of a PEPHIME citizen who was offering his services
to the Cuban Exbassy, and the second reported the deporting of a Cuban IS
agent identified by LIENVOY material.

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- .2- In both of these cases, there seems to have been departure from the
extreme caution with which the Mexico Station has always handled the LIENVOY
material. Admitting that the cables do not set out enough facts to enable us
to make a final judgment, ve still feel a little uneasy dout this use of

- LIENVOY material. In the first cage, the Station sent an agent to the suspect's
hotel, posing as a Cuban Embassy official to "trap" him into revealing his
intentions. The scheme, which was admittedly clever, succeeded, but we vere
concerned sbaut what would have happened 1f the Cubans themselves had decided
to ecmtact the individual. Would not the LIENVOY operation have been exposed
to some extent? We grant that the Cubans and other bloe pergonnel in Mexico

City may suspect LIENVOY exists, but they do not know it --- yet. Incidentally,
ve had no traces on the PEPRIMER involved.

3. The second case involved the detection, apprehension ond deportation
of a Cuban IS agent vhoge whereabouts were learned through LIENVOY. From the
— few facts we know about this case, we cannot really judge the “posaible risk to
LIENVOY. The Mexico Station created LIENVOY and hes always guarded its security
with serupulous care. Has there teen a change?

4. Finally, pleasenote that both these cases should have been reported
to Heedquarters before action was taken. In general, arrests, deportation,
™~ trapping, or other action against sccurity suspects should te approved by Head-
quarters, except where in the opinion of the Chief of Staticn, the added tima
needed vould seriously impair ODYOKE security or the security of our operations.
The Mexico Station has always done this, and the coincidence of two recent cases
where. it vas not done inspires us to query you. Please let us know your views.

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To > Chief, WH Division
FROM =: Chief of Station, Mexico City "No Indexing Required

SUBJECT & Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY
ACTION : For Headquarters information, —
REF: HMMA-21530 dated 14 June 1963
\
1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project
LIENVOY activities during June 1963,

‘ 2, Target Lines - June 1963.

The following lines were covered during the month of June:

, 20-39-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio

| 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio

; 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez

H 43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez

! 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
24-51-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos

' 45-59-52 . David Alfaro Siquziros
13-21-14 . Francisco Galinda Ochoa
43-15-05 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Laguaez
19-15-06 Roberto Romero 3dams
10-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
46-12-70 C.T. ALL.
46-11-30 D.F.S.
46-09-50 ‘ D.FLS.
35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Mandel Marcue Pardinas)
46-60-15 Prensa Latina “
46-60-16 Presa Latina
14-42-37 Cuban Embassy
14-92-14 Cuban Embassy
25-07-95 Cuban Embassy
25-09-14 Cuban Embassy
14-13-20 Cuban Embassy
15-60-55 Sovier Embassy (Chancery) |
15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) i
15-69-87 Sovier Embassy (Military Attache)
15-61-07 Sovier Embassy (Cammorcial Office
15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representarive)
45-61-80 Czech Embassy
45-61-81 Czech Embassy

3, Processing of LIENVOY Information,

Of the lines covered, all are of interest to KUBARK and approximate
ly oae Ralf of thei ave exclusively for KUBARK, The LIENVOY tap center
mosizors continue to prepare daily summaries of significant items from all
lines, In addition, they prepare full transcripts in Spanish for ten lines (five
Cuban Embassy lines and five Soviet Embassy lines). These transcripts are
used by che Station Case Ofiicers tor Cuban and Soviet operations in following

leads of interest,

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On 5 June 1963 Douglas J. FEINGLASS, Staff Agent, arrived in
Mexico to replace Howard G, SAFARANO, the Station translator for Russian
language conversations appearing on LIENVOY and LIFEAT lines, SAFARANO

- departed PCS on 15 June thus freeing an inside slot for use by an operations
officer, FEINGLASS’ usefulness to the Station is handicapped by his inability
to transcribe the Spanish portion of the reels from the Soviet coverage. This,
despite Headquarters assurance that he coull do these transcriptions, Howeved,

_ he has settled into outside living condi:ions with a minimum of difficulty,

. For the present, a monitor from tie LIENVOY tap center is transcribing the
Spaaish portion ofthe above take, There is a Station backlog of Soviet tapes
numbering about 50 waich accumutated during the period when FEINGLASS
was trying unsuccessfully to transcribe the Spanish, The backlog Is being
retained until Orville HORSFALL arrives, In addition to the Russian trans-
crptions, FEINGLASS also eltps the cranscripts for individual dossiers thus
relieving the S.ation Cas¢ Officer tor Soviet operations of a clerical task,
Afcer the arrival of HORSFALL. the Mexico Station will review requirements
for outside translators and make recommendations for future use of

FEINGLASS,

In early June to support the AMROD operation, the Station requested
full transcripts of the Cuban Embassy lines, In addition, Thomas G,
URQUHART (ps) while on temporary duty in Mexico was given access to the
LIENVOY tap center co review the traftic on a current basis,

4, Exploitation of LIENVOY information,

Coverage of the Cuban, Czech, and Sovlet Embassies provided
derails of their personnel, their contacts, travel and other useful CE data,
In most all cases of official travel, LIENVOY gave the Station advance
information when reservations were made, Confirmation of the travel Is,
of course, obtained through the LIFIRE project,

The traffic is reviewed for English speaking persons who might
be U.S, citizens making contact with Soviet or Soviet Satellite Embassies for
political or other reasons, On 20 May 1963 an English speaker identifying
himself as Albert Kennedy called the Soviet Embassy and requested political
| asylum for himself, his wife and seven children. Subsequent investtgation

revealed that he was also a protection case at the U.S, Embassy in Mexico,

Appropriate U,S, agencies were advised of Subject's contact with the Soviet
Embassy,

5. Liaison,

During this reporting period there were no mect ings berween the
Chief of Station KUBARK and LITENSOR; however, regular contact was
maintained with LLELEGANT and LIERGO,

6, Security,

There were no security incidents within the project during this
month, As reported in MEXI-5170, 26 June 1963, the true name of a
KUBARK case officer was revealed co the Cuban Embassy by a caller who
refused to identify himself, From the transcript ic appea red that the Cuban
Embassy was not interested in making coniact with the caller who claimed to
have details of KUBARK operations in Mexico,

7. Technical,

staff agent, has kepi the equipment working
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Sration dues not plan to replace the present LIENVOY equipment wil the next
Presidential candidate is named, assuming of course tha: this will occur witht
the next few weeks,

8 i

Personnel,

On 17 June Robert B, RIGGS resumed meciing Arnold AREHART and
routine case officer functions for LIENVOY, Gregory PARMUTH meets
Douglas J, FEINGLASS daily io deliver and receive the Soviet Embassy
traffic, PARMUTH'’s assistance in obiaining Ilving quarcers and necessary
sterile office furniture was responsible for the case with which FEINGLASS
was able to seztle into his-outside statf agent status,

In the opinion of Thomas G, URQUHART, who has spent some tine
inside 2 ap center, Arnold F, AREHART is doing a commendable job In
the management of the center, - In addition, AREHART has a general aware-
ness of the take from each line, When leads of inierest appear, he notifies
the Scation immediately so that action can be taken,

Willard C, CURTIS contacts LIENVOY-2 when the Station desires
contact with the Mexicans directly or when AREHART is absent,

9, Production, -

The volume of paper produced by this project ts hardly reflected In
formal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches waich numbered
39 during June, The daily summaries, che transcripts from «vo Czech lines,
five Soviet tines, and five Cuban lines are retained for background use In
Station files. They could be more fully expluited for reporting purposes IE
personnel were avaltlable,

There is attached a list of reports, cables and dispatches forwarded
to Headquariers during his moath, .

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Attachment:
As stated above,

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\ 20-39-18 General Lazare Curdsaas del Rio
20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
24-18-18 Bra.tllo M: tdonade Sandez
43-01-85 Mziqulades Maldonado Sandez
23-85°25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
24-51-75 Jorge L. ‘Tamayo Custetlejos
45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquctros
13-21-14 Francisco Galinde Ochoa
43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
11-16-48 Ignaclo Acosta Laguass
19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams
10-29-69 Mov lmtento de Liberacton Nactonal
46-12-70 C.T. ALL,
45-11+30 D.E.S.

45-09-50 DFS,
35=36-52 Politica (Revista = Ma rcite)
46-60-15 Prensa Latina
14-42-37 Cuban Embsssy7
45-60-16 Prensa Lacina
14-92-14 Cuban Embassy Removee trom Project KoB206 en:
25-07-95 Cuban Embassy cs Classification: J¢ -6- 2G
25-09-14 ‘ Cuban Embassy!08 © 23-/72774
14-13-25 Cuban Embasay%°**_2%__ Fold:_@
15-59-55 Sovier Embassy (Maln Entrance)
15-61-55 Sovle: Embassy (Chancery)
15-69-87 Sovier Emdassy (Miltary, Aitache) J5
$e -a: FSD

DATE DISPATCHED
12 12 jure 1953] L4 June 1953
(WSAATON SYMSOL ANO NUMBER
HMMA -21530

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15-61-07 | Soviet Embassy (Comniercla: Offtec)
15-12-54 Soviet Embassy (Fllm Represencative)
45-61-80 * Grech Embassy

45-61-81 Czech Embis sy

B. Maierial Processed
93 pages of dally resumes
33 reels of Czech Embassy taped coaversatioas
120 reels of Sovict Embassy taped conversa loas
57 pages of Cuba. Ems isy transcripttons
41 pieces of miscellaneous material

There was a total of 544 reels of taped conversations recorded during the
month,

C, Exploitatioa of Material
A sample of LIENVOY coverage was the uncovering of a harrass~

men’ zperation against the Embassy by the use of forged routine forms 19
embarrass the Embassy aad kaow: antl-Comiuniszs, (See MEXI 4659 aad

TIMMs+22431),
D. Security
No knowa security problema,
E. Technical
None
F, Production
During May, LIENVOY produced the fifty-two (52) reports Usted

in the attachment, The usual large amevne of CI/CE personallty and
operational materlal was also obtained,

G. Lialson

Chief of Sta:lon has seen LITENSOR iwice during May and these
meetings were reported in MEXI-45-44 dated LO May 1963 and MEX1-4681L

dared 22 May 1963,
N\ (
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Attachmean.:
As stated above,

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MEXIs

MEX1-4795
MEX1-4788
MEXI-478i
MEXI-4754
MEX1-4724 (HMM 7328)
MEX1-4718 (HMM~-7327)
MEAI-A7100
MEXI-4809 5
MEX1- 4659
MEX1-4952 (HMM-7295)
MEXI-4639 (HMM-7290)
MEX1-4523 (HMM-7239)
MEXI-4616
MEXI-4598

MEXI- 4596
MEX1-4572 (HMM-7273)
MEXI-4490
MEXI-4474

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SEGRET

HMMAS$

HMMA- 21431
HMMA -~21413
HMMA - 21401
HMMA -21397
HMMa -21395
HMMA - 21345
HMMA-=21343
HMMS -21320
HMMA -21290
HMMA =21238
HMMA -21281
HMMA-~21278

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SECRET

TS COPY

HMMs

HMM-7351
HMM-7350
HMM-7349
HMM- 7347
HMM- 7322

HMM-7319 -

HMM~7317
HMM- 7305
HMM-7301
HMM-7299
HMM-72938
HMM-7297
HMM-7283
HMM- 7285
HMM-7284
HMM~-7276
HMM~7256
HMM-7254
HMM-7253
HMM-7250
HMM-7235
HMM-7234

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2 LIFFVaY_Coveraga_of Cuban Eobassy____-___—
ACTION REQUIRED REPERENCES
act: FYI
REF: HMMA-21068, 12 April 1963
- 4 \

1. Returned herewith are two reels of LIENVOY coverage of the Cuban
Embassy which wore, forvarded to Headquarters by the referenced dispatch.

2, Three conversations, including the SINOBAS/SCANTLING contact on 8
April. 1963 have been excised from EC 11, 8 April, for retention at Head-
quarters. The conversations immediately before and after the SCANTLING
contact vere taken out g0 sa not to pinpoint pessible interest in that

contact.
3. The Station's support in providing these documentary materiale is

greatly appreciated.
END GF DISPATCH

; A Removed froa Project Ko BADGER
Attachnents ‘ CS Classification: SO- G- 79/3
As stated above b/y sony 93-709/74
Boxt 29 Folds &
Distributions

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DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OATE

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"2 LIENYOL Coverage of Cuban Bubassy

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ASTRON REQUIRED REFLNEMCES
FYI
1. Forvaréed herewith are brief digests of Cuban Embassy

calls monitored through LIENVOY during the first days of April
1963 by Thomas G. URQUHART. .

2. ‘A copy of this dispatch with attachnent is being sent
to COS: Panama at his request because of that Station's interest

- dm ARELLANO, .

: 3. Owing to the occasional lack of logging, it was not

always possible to ascertain the exact date a particular conversation
took place, Hence, some of the sunmaries are attributed to a

period greater than one day.

END OF DISPATCH

Removed from Prajest TOSID6ER-
CS Classification; 2C-6- 257@
Jes a 28-7 29/ 7%

Box: 029  Foldt__¢.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF LIENVOY COVERAGE CF CUBAN
EMSASSY, EARLY APRIL 1963

2 or 3 April 63

urgentiy. They will aoet et Woo cr W30. ee eays he mist seo hia
very urgently. They will meet at 1100 or 130.

Viotor Rico Galan holds what appears to be social chatter with Sinobas,
They montion a mutual friend (umamed) and note things are getting better.

A man identified only as Horacio calls Buonaventura (Reyes). They talk
about hotels and agree to mest at the Embassy at 1730,

Tho Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobas about the caso of a man named
Arralleno er Arollanc, Sinebas is cut. Solivian Embassy aska to be called

‘ pack at telephone U: 00 56,

(Comments Arrellano is of spooial interost to PACY)

Maria Lourdes do la Pena calls for Teresa Proenza, vho is out. On a
further conversation mention is uade of Haria Elena (Vasquez Gomez?) and the
two partica agree to mest at 2030 at some place located at the corner of

Henburgo and Genova,
Teresa Proenza calls to the fronton for Joso Luis "Azamondi® (probably

& jai-alai player). He is eut. She leaves a mossage for him that there is
& letter for him at the Cuban Embassy for his daughter and he can come for it.”

Vicente Rojo calls Preensa about the bulletin, An envelope wag left at
the Embassy gate.

Mirna Torres calles Buenaventura Reyes and they hold a sociable talk, She
wants to send & package and lstter (probably to Cuba) and they discuss the arrival
of the plane 6 April, She sayy sho will bring the things tu the Embassy before

that,

The Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobag. He is out. (Phis probably has to
do with the Arellano case),

Miss Gomes Sanches calls for Sinobaa, who is out.

Dr. Jaime Brane (visiting Cuban doctor) calls Hotel Carmen room 0 for
someone and gots no anewer. Ea then aska for the Cuban nurse in ant. 5, whose
nane {s Graciela "Guty"®. Sha is also out. Brana says he wants to speak with
Marta Valdes, something abort tha medical congress,

Rrana calls Dr. Fausto frei, with whom he scans to have some social
relationship. Trejo ig out. Brana asks the voman who answers if he left a
Czech notebook from KOVO firm c& their home. She leoks and says che does not

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Guillermo Gonas calls for Vega, Gomes is the man‘ who left a letter
this morning, which was a lettor Vera asked for. Their business seens
to have to do with psserort and viga details, Ooses travels a lot and
will call back when in town, podsibly tomorrow,

\

| A‘mamberof calls show that Heberto Jorrin, the gate man, has a
Jooal girlfriend be sees quite often and who also visite him at the Eubasay,

Rer nane is not know,

April 1963 :

Elena Vasques Ocses ond Teresa Proensa agreed to dine this evening.

Teresa Proenza spake to someone about a passage to Cuba for one Mar=
gorita Calderon. |

4
Celia Pascual, telephone 25 10 32, describing herself as the sister of
Sara, calla Teresa Fresasa, Celia saya she can take sone thincsgs over to
4Edith® when sho gesa (presumably to Cuda). Sorsone's mother da alok,

(Comronts This ccold refer to Sdith Buchaoa, whose preoccupation with
hor mother has been notad in the past).

2_Apri2 1963

Aseve in Haven calla Nariano Garola, The ecnmection is vary poor and
the Havana end is hard te wilerstand. They mention travel approval for
Rafael (7) Hernandss st telephone 35 Lh 35 and-mantion something wag arranged

for Eduardo Rodrigues de la Yegs.

A woman idantifying herself only aa Sscerre calls for Yoga about a
patter she cays ha alreacy knowg of. He is out.

An American or Cans2ian calls long distance and saya he plans to leave
y¥herover ho is, probably Los Angeles, Cal., via Kestern Airlines, for Mexico,

Immediately after tis call saseona in the Bebassy mentions rossrvations
for Fred Brow fron Canada,

S4mnobas calls Teaas Earentes, who is out. Sinobas leaves the narsage
that "Rason called", (Qsarentea may bo tha former Jovernor of Yucatan, He has
a plan to send money er passages to sonecne in Cuba. Sinovags is very anxious
to help him and makes a lot of calls about how to do it, Marentes hag told
Sinobas he has a soa working for Mimberto Rasero at the Presidercia, indicat-
ing thea gon 1a at Sinmbes's disposition, How meh this Tu a mabter of mere

courtesy could not be dstarined),

Arellano (the Salivian dsal) calls for Sincbag, who is cut, and then
asks for Vega. He asks Yega if there ia any news, and Vega talls hia to drop

by on 7 April,
Hiss Gesss Arias calls for Sinobas. Fa is ent but will be right back.

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One Mario or Mariano Zevada or Cobada for Sinobas, They talk about a
Pa pane in Gaba hee stated it fe daporeibhen f° “moons in Cuba and hoy
tite bank in Cuba has stated it is impossible.

 ginebas oalla the Bolivian Ambassador shout Arellano, vho is going to
travel from ons country to ancther, :
. !
Dolores Gomes Arias to Sincbas (first nase basis). She seema to be a ;
joarnalist, eays she wants to meet hin to tell him soxe things.
6A 1
Fo conversations of salient interest noted.

7 Apri 1963

Largely taken up with several conversations botveen Jorrin and his zirl-

8 Aprtt 1963

4ngel Hidalgo calls in for Vega, vho ia out. It appears Hidalgo and a
eouple of otuers are to drop by the Embasay in comection with passperts ani

visas.
An unidentified man inside calls Cubana de Aviabion about a Canadian nased
Pred Brown who was around to ask about a visa, Tho mam at Cubana saya that he
imevws nothing of the matter. i
Armona calls Fred Brown at the Hotel Agnes. He 4s paged in tho restaurant. ;
Arnona ard aomsone else will drop by tho hotel for Brown av 16h5, Browa speake
very little Spanish.

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{. LON {7 “APR 839° AT 1035, ‘SCAHTLING CALLED RA:ON SINOBAS. AND TOLD

MIM THAT” HE WENT EMBASSY ‘ON: te APR ‘BUT SAW MANE STRANGE PEOPLE IN
STNOBAS. TKEN ASKED SCANTLING GET TOGETHER

AREA AND YAS AFRAID ENTER.
UITH HIM SOME PLACE CUTSIDE EM ASSY ON 19 APR, SUGGESTING A CAFE.

SCANTLING THEN TOLD SINOBAS THAT THE: IMPORTANT THING vas FOR SINOBAS.
TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN NIS LETTER THAT. HE ‘SENT ON 7 APR 63.
SINOBAS TELLS SCANTLING THAT THIS IS WHAT HE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT. -

SCANTLING GUARANTEES SINOBAS THAT IF HE FOLLOWS INSTRUCTIONS IT WILL
“SINOBAS THEN ASKED SCANTLING CALL HIM
SCANTLING THEN

BENEFIT g0TH SINOBAS. AND HIM,
20 APR AND. THEY-CAN AGREE ON TINE AND PLACE TO TALK.
TOLD SINOBAS THAT 1F SINOBAS IS NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS
HE WOULD 8E OSLIGED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ONE OF HIS SUPERIORS. _

“IN REPLY SINOBAS SAID THAT VAS SCANTLING’S PROBLEN NOT HIS, SCANTLING
CLOSED THE: ‘CONVERSATION BY SAYING WE VOULD CALL SINOBAS ON 26

sree
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APR. CLIENVOY B/2)6

Be SCANTLING"S WRITTEN REPORT RE CONTACT WITH SINOBAS 17 APR

weve

SUBSTANTIALLY SAME.
3. STAT 108 CONMENTs FACT SINOSAS REQUESTED SCANTLING CALL HIM 20

APR POSSIBLY ‘DUE EXPECTED ARRIVAL NANUEL VEGA-OR ANSTET=1°19 APR.
ins ee : Group 1"
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SOMETIME BEFORE 1239 AS HE LEAVING TOWN THAT TIME. IF SINOBAS
AJAITING ARRIVAL VEGA OR AM-! ABOVE MIGHT PROVOKE SINOBAS MAKE REMARK
RE SAME, IF SINOBAS AGREES Wiet SCANTLING LATTER WILL NOT 'MAXE
MEETING BUT STATION WILL STAKE OUT MEETING PLACE,

4. REGISTERED LETTER PER REF B’HAILED 18 APR USING RETURN’ ADDRESS

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DATE USING NAME JUAN OROPESA, °

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> Menthly, Activ tes Report for Project. LIENVO Y.

ACTION meg REFLRENCLS
The following. is the January 1963 report for Project LUENVOY:

A. Target Lines as of 31 January’

- 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas d del R “
“* 20+83=46 - General Lazaro Cardenas deol R

24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez ©

23-85-25 AMouso Aguilar Menceverde (out)
24-61-75 -Jorge L, ‘Tamayo Castellejos (out)

_ 28-79-67. Andres Armona
48-14-76 Envique Cabrera
45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquetros
13=21-14 Francisco Calindo Ochoa
43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (out)
11-16-48 © Ignacio Acosta Laguhes —
19-15-05 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target).
11-29-69. Movimieato de Liberacton. Nactonal
45-12-70. C.T.A.L.
46-64-24 D.F.S, (oi)
46-11-30 D.F.S, (out)

_ 35-36-52 Polltica( Revista - Marcue)
46-60-16 Prensa Latina

- 46-60-15 Prensa Latina (our) ,
14-42-37 _ Cuban Embassy Ha B06eR
14-92-14 - Cuban-Embassy Reaoved from Project eG: 25/8

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To 2507-95 Cuban Emassy ¢5 hr Deby aaa
25-09-14 Cuban Embassy 10 ¢ af
14-13- 23 “Gurban Embassy ” nt LY Fold: <_

15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Méin-Enrrance )
os 15-61-55 _ Sovier Embassy (Chancery) -
Pa Sear BGA SD S2os, Soviet. Embassy (Military Atrache
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15-61-07 Sovier Embzssy (Commercial Oktice) —,
.. 15-12-64 | Suviet Embassy (Film Representative ) (out) |
¥ 45-61-80 Czech Embassy .
15-61-31 Czech Embassy

B. Meter ial Processed

In Janua ry, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station
with 47 page § of dally resumes from all lines, 10 pages from the Cuban
lines, “26* pages from the Czech lines and 57 pages from che Soviet lines,
Thirty two. 2 pieces of othe! yinformatioa were also recelved, . ;

- - A otal of 285 reels of recording tape were used
“during the imonth, (Note F, Technical), .

Cc, Lialson

The Station continues to provide LITENSOR with
situation reports on the Red Chinese- Indian border dispute, ;

D. Exploitation of Material,

: a Examples. of information provided by LIENVOY .
were the begtinitrigs and organization of the Central Campesina Inq» -
‘dependicnte (CCl) (sec MEXIs 3041 aud 3053) and che contact made by |
a Hollywood celeviston station with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City
In order to set up an interview with Fidel Castro, (see MEXE 3244),

E, Security

‘there were no known security problems,
F, Technical is

; The LP was inoperative from 8 January until 18
January, Workmen inszalling street lights in the neighborhood of the
LP cut the cable leading from the celephone central to the LP in several
places, Instead of replacing the damaged cable with a new one, tele-
phone company. workmen painstakingly repaired (t, By the end of the
month there were still seven lines out of op2ration,

a , G. Pr Production

During January, LLENVOY produced twenty-three
(23y reports listed In the attachment, [n-additton the usual quantity
~ (except for the ten days lost-by inoperazion - see E above) of CE and
biographic materials were. obtained,

_ Attachment:
AS sated above,

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MEXI 3053 HMM 6915 HMMA 20511
MEXI 3041 (HMM 5918) HMM 6916 HMMA 20564
MEX( 3031 (HMM 6917) HMM 6933 1
MEXI 3020 (HMM 6913) HMM 6952
MEXL 3014 (HMM 6910) HMM 6954
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ENGLAND.
' 2.” CURTIS WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING HESSQUARTERS CAN MAKE
AVAILAELE AND BELIEVE HQS MAY WISH ATTE#?T INFLUENCE LITENSOR ON:
" CERTAIN POINTS IN SOME OF THESE COUNTFIES, .
3. WILL NEED REPLY SOON AND, IF HaS wISHES PREPARE PAPERS, .
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The following ts the December 1962 report for Project LIENVOY:

A. Target Lines, as of 2 January

20-30-18 General Lazaro Curdenas del Rito

20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez

23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde

24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castlllejos 77, 2 + 27
28-79-67 Andres Arnona -

48-14-76 Enrique Cabrera od

45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquciros -

i3-2L-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa . . .
43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (1s ..0-+
11-16-48 Imacto Acosta Lagunes ¢

19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)
11-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
46-12-70 C.T. ALL,

46-64-24 D.F.S.

46-11-30 D.F.S. :
35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Marcuc)

46-60-16 Prensa Latina

46-60-15 Preasa Latina

14-42-37 Cuban Embassy — Remoy, ADBAOSER
14-92-14 Cuhin Embassy cs Classifien ete é oo
25-07-95 Cubin Embassy 08 # @3-,997 24
25-09-14 Cuban Embassy Bex:_.2% potas
14-13-26 Cuban Embassy ;
15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main Entrance)
15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)

DATE TYPED

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15-69-37 Soviet Embassy (Miliuury Attache)
15-81-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
15-i2-&4 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative)
45-81-80 Czech Embassy
45-1-S1 Czech Embassy

B. Material Processed

In December, the LIENVOY LP provided the Statton with 70 pages of
dally resumes trem all tines, 38 pages from the Cuban Lines, 30 pases from the
Czech Lines, and 77 pages from the Soviet lines, Fourteen pieces of other material
were also received,

‘The LP was closed for the holidays from 21 December unit 2 January.

Cc. Lisisoa

As gits for Christmas, LIELEGANT was given a small, portable Sony
televiston receiver by the Station, He was also given a religious statue by the
‘employees in the LP to which the Station donated part of the cost,

Arnold F, AREHART, LP technician, gave LIELEGANT ¢ paper weight
made of plastic wish United S.ates coins showing in the center of the weight,

D, Exploization of Materlal

Samples of intelligence obtained during the month was te attempt of
Vicente Lombardo Toledano to arrange for the entry of a Chinese Communist trade
delegation visiting in Brazil to enter Mexico (see MEX 2839, (4 December 1962),
and Japanese Embassy calls on Lombardo Toledano and Lazaro Caraenis to arrange
interviews with them for a Japanese professor named (fu) KATO (paorecic) (see
MEX 2881, 18 December 1962).

E. Security

There were ne known security problems,

F, Technical

No technical problems were encountered that could not be handled,

G. Production
During December, LIENVOY produced thirty (30) reporis Usted in the
attachment, As usual, muct CI/CE personality and operational matetizt was ob-
rained, :

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MEXE 2749 HMM 6876
MIEXL 2775 HMM 6878
MEXL 2813 HMM 6880
MEXI 2815 HMM 6883

MEXE 2839

MEXI 2543 (HMM 684)
MiIX{ 2848 (FMM 6885)
MEXI 280 (HMM 6891)
MEXI 2881 (LIMM 6590)
MEXI 2890 (HMM 6395)
MEXI 2891 (IMM 6894)
MEXI 2894 (HMM 6897)
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A, Target Nines, as of | December

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- | 20-30-18) General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
° 20-83-40 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rto

24-18-28 Braulio Maldonade Sandez

23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde

24-61-35 Jorge L, Vainaye Castillejos
28-78-oF Andres Armona

$84-14-75 Enrique Cabrera

A9-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueires
i3-21-240 0 Francisco Galinde Oehoa

43-15-82 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero ;
Li-lo-4 {enacia Acosta Lapumes :
19-15-05 — Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)
Al-29-42  Movinilento de Liberaciou Nacional
46-12-70) CL TALL.
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15-G1-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (film Representative)
45-61-80 Czech Embassy

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B, Matertal Processed

"ioe

In November, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 131
pages of dally resumes from all lines, 78 pages from the Cuban Itnes, 47
pages from the Czech lines and 110 pages from the Soviet lines, In addition,
all of the Sovict and Czech tapes were turned over for the translations of the
Russian and Czech conversations, “Thirty picces of miscellaneous material

were also received,
Cc. Liaison

- In addition to the PB Band reports passed to LITENSOR, the Station
also passed situation reports to him on the India-Red Chinese border war,
LITENSOR requested the Station to check a report which LYfENSOR had re-
ceived that 22 boxcars of ammunition was belng shipped into Mexico from the

United States, (Sce MEX! 2688)

. On 5 November 1962 Chief of Station met with LITENSOR at the
request of Ambassador MANN. LITENSOR had LITEMPO/2 sit in on the
mecting, Ambassador MANN prepurcd a memorandum based upon a Depart-
ment of State cable which fhe Ambassador asked Chict of Station to read to
(but not to leave with) LITENSOR, When Chief of Station told LITENSOR that
he was to read the telegram (which concerned GPIDEAL's statements and
position on Cuba) to him, LITENSOR asked if tic could dictate what Chief of
Station read to him into his (new) dictaphone, ‘This he did, Both LIYENSOR
and LITEMPO/2 were pleased wit the strong, definite and concise position of
GPIDEAL, ‘They were also graceful that Ambassador MANN had got permisston
to give them this report,

D. Explottation of Material

Samples of information obtained during the month shed some Iight
on the private life of Carlos Lechuga, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations,
(sce MEXI 2701) and the involvement of Braulio Maldonado Sandez in the up-
risings in the State of Guerrero, (Sec MEXI 2713)

E. Sccurity
There were no known security probicms,
F, Technical

Likewise, there were not technical problems.

G, Production

During November, LIENVOY produced the eighteen (18) repurts
listed in the attachment, The usual large amuunt of CI/Cé personality and

operational marerial was obtained,
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ASSCCIATES OF JUAN JOSE AREVALO IN MEXI: ,
CURTIS UNDERSTANDS AREVALO SEEING VARIETY PEOPLE WITH ALL
POLITICAL VIEWS INCLUDING NUMBER OF REPUTED COMMUNISTS. ONE
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Monthly Activities Report on Project LIENVOY

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

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Pa

September 1962;
A, Target Lines

20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
20-&3-46 © General Lazaro Ca rdenas del Rie

24-16-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez (Out)

23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde (Out)

24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casiillejos

11-63-34 Ramon Sinobag

28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca

45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros

13-21-14 Prancisco Gatindo Ochoa

45-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Ow)

A1-16-42 Ignacio Acosta

10-29-69 = Movimiento Liberacion Nacional

46-12-70 C.TLALL.

46-64-24 DBS,

46-11-30 DFS,

2L-11-OF Politica (Revista > Marcue) (Our)

46-60-16 = Prensa Latina

14-42-37 = Cuban Embassy

14-92-14 Cuban Embassy . x40
25-07-95 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project AOO106 6 “
25-09-14 9 Cuban Embassy CS Classification: gO- G~ P24
14-13-26 Cuban Embassy 508 # 23° 125/77

15-60-55 — Sovict Embassy 2°**#.22__ Folaz_¢

15-61-55 Soviet Embassy
15-69-87  Sovier Embassy
15-12-64 Soviet Embassy
15-61-07 — Sovier Embassy 11 Oct, 1962

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45-61-80 Czech Embassy (Oud)

B. Material Processed

In September, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 97 pages
of daily resumes, It pages of resumes from the Cuban lines and 28 pieces of
other material, There were also provided 125 pages of resumes from the
Soviet lines and also 74 reels with the Russian conversations, In addition,
there were 1S reels from the Czech lines. .

C. Exploitation of Material
The following are examples of LIENVOY coverage:

1, A "George Sherman” contacted the Cuban Embassy
about meeting with the Cuban Ambassador Carlos Lechuga.
Sherman said that he knew Lechuga in Washington, (See
MEXI 1925, 12 September 1962).

2, A “Gabino Fernandez”, an employee of the Secretariat
of the Presidency, made an appointment with Ramon Sinobas,
First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy, because Fernandez
wanted to speak to Sinobas betore Fernandez went to Cuba for
a visit, (See MEXI 1967, 18 Seprember 1962).

Liaison

D.

Briefing papers which were pouched by Headquarters according to
DIR 31814 were provided co LITENSOR, LITENSOR requested a further sit-
’.wation report on his forthcoming trip to the Far East, He was ready to call
off his trip if KUBARK felt that the world situation was gloomy, (See MEXI
1919, 11 September 1962),

E. Security

There were no security problems for the mouth of September,

Technical
None,

G. Personnel ;

A PRQ was forwarded to Headquarters for a POA on Guadalupe
Hermosillo Quiroz in HMMA-19809,

AW Production

During the month of September, LIENVOY produced the forty-nine
(49) reports listed in the attachment, The usual large amount of CI/CE
personality and operational material was obtained in addition to the (attached)

disseminable reports.
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HMMA -19743 HMM-6704 MEXI- 1899

HMMA - 19747 HMM-6705 MEXI- 1904

HMMA - 19791 HMM- 6709 MEXI- 1905

HMMA ~19795 HMM- 6720 MEXI-1919

HMMA - 19804 HMM- 6722 MEXI- 1925

EIMMA - 19846 HMM-6723 MEXI- 1946

HMMA - 19848 HMM-6724 MEXI- 1952

HMMA - 19858 HMM-6726 MEXI- 1967 (HMM-~6730)
HMMA - 19864 HMM- 6733 MEXI- 1979

HMMaA- 19868 HMM- 6735 MEXI- 1984 (HMM-6736)
HMMaA- 19878 HMM-6738 MEXI- 1990

HMM- 6739 MEXI- 2024

HMM-6743 MEXI- 2063 (HMM- 6756)
TIMM-6744 MEXI- 2072

HMM- 6745

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To.) PREY MEXI INFO ROUTINES ROME CITE Ora 39735
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REFS: ONG 3795 (IN 30763)#
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1. ACCORDING LATEST INFO AVAILADLE, RATIGAN (IDEN A OF DIR 34423)
VILE 0? ACCOMPANY PANAM CHARTER BUT COMPANY HAS ORDERED HIM FREE CARe 8 yd
BY ONS STOP AT ALL TIMES, WILL NOP TRAVEL MEXI.
2. REGRETTABLY KUBARK WILL NOT HAVE GOVERAGE VIA RATIGAN ORIGINALLY
PLAMED,

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"WH Comment: RATIGAN plans to trevel loxi late 1 Oct and Moxi St-t’on can
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PRITY DIR INFO MITY MEXI CITE HONG” 3795.) *
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REF NESSAGE PASSED TO RATIGAN WHO STATES ARRIVING MEXI LATE .
GN 1 OCTOBER GIEXI TINE). HAS REQUESTED RESERVATIONS AT HOTEL
REF CRM Ay If STATION CANNOT REACH AT HOTEL ,. CONTACT PANAS STAT 10H *
MANAGER AT AIRPORT... , ‘

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C/S COMMENTS: *ACTIGN UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED.

*®®REQUESTED HONG CCHTACT AND TELL RATIGAN HE WILL BE CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEX}
BY STATICN REP WHO WILL DISCUSS HIS COCPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIOENT'S

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I C/eH 5 (TH COPY SLOTTED AT 2345 26 SEP-00)

ACTION? . .
INFO; ADO, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/we 2, C/FE 0, S/¢ 2

MITY DIR INFO ROME CITE MEXI 20690 7
RYBAT . . . a . [ , . : . a ; ft 7 : on 7 e
| per pir seuze (out $06/9)
| 4, MEXI HAS REQUIREMENTS AND WILL CONTACT PER REF« .

2. WILL FORWARD QUESTIONS GIVEN TO HOS. re

END OF MESSAGE

CS COMMENI: STATED {F MEX! HAS ANY REQUIREMENTS FUR IDEN A IN CONNECTION
LOPEY TRIP, STATION CAN CONTACT IM IN MEX! THRU PANAM APR CrF IVER, CABLE
HOS WHETHER STATION PLANS MAKE CONTACT SO ICEN A CAN BE INFORMED IN HONG
TO EXPECT KUSARK CONTACT MEXI,

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PRTY HONG Into. MEXE | BORE CIEDIR mee, aes
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LEROY K, RATIGAN HOW HONG STAYING PENINSULA HOTEL THRU 29 SEP, PLS

a CONTACT AND TELL HIM HE WILL BB CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEXI BY STATION REP

WHO WILL, DISCUSS HIS CCOPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIDENT*S TRIP,

MEXI CONTACT WILL IDENTIFY SEL? AS FRIEND IDEN,

END OF MESSAGE

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IDEN IS MR, JOSSPH DIS'TEFANO,

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CONF:~

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Poy NURI 19773 (CIN 10046)*
3 IDEM A, PANAM SECURITY OFFICER ROME HAS JUST BEEN ASSIGNED

iSO [2A 77 PANAM PLAIE CHARTERED 3Y MEXI PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS FOR FAP EAST
TitP. IDEN A LEAVES FOR HONG KONG TODAY, WILL ARRIVE MEXI APPROX 30 SEPT
‘HEIE Call BE CONTACTED AT PANAM OPERATIONS OFFICE. :

, 2. IDEN A, KUBARK AGENT (FORMER STAFFER) OFFERS TO BE OF ASSISTA‘CE
PUEING LOPEZ TRIP, :

3, IF STATION MEXI RAS ANY REQUIREMENTS IT WISHES PLACE ON IDEN A IW
CONIOCTION LOPER TRIP, STATION CaN CONTACT HIM IN MEXI CITY THRD PANAM OPS
C¥FICER USING NAME IDEN 8, KUBARK STAFFER, IN INTRODUCTION,

4. PLS CABLE HQS WHETHER STATION PLaNS MAKE CONTACT SO IDEY A CA BE
INFO. MED IN HONG KONG TO EXPUGT KURARK CONTACT MEXI. PLS POUCH HQS COrY

INSTRUCTIONS? PASSED IDEN A.

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ROUTINE
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fo; DIRECTOR
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ACTION: WH 8

NFO ; CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, FE 6, S/C 2

DIR INFO MEXI CITE TANI 5255 rn

.

PSYCH _
REF DIR 35994 Crust Toa 17) e .
DISCUSSED REF WITH GIO AND THEY REPORTED GRC FOREIGN

HINISTRY AWARE MATEOS ASIAN TOUR BUT WILL NOT INVITE
TAIWAN BECAUSE GRC EMBASSY NEXICO REPORTED MATEOS SCHEDULE
VERY TIGHT AND HE ONLY RECIPROCATING VISITS OF NEHRU» SUXARNO
AND IKEDA TO MEXICO.
END OF MESSAGE
CS COMMENT: *HQS REQUESTED TANI PROCEED PER HOS BELIEF KUBARK ROLE SHOULD

BE LIMITED TO PROMPTING GRC 70 ISSUE INVITATION THROUGH NORMAL DIPLOMATIC
CHANNELS. .

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UNIT WH/3/texico . S-E-G—R 5
“5940 1678

12 Sort 1962
TO. TALPRI KFXICO CITY

from, DIRECTOR

CONF: wi 8

ito: CA 2, CA/PEG, CaA/ProP, FE 6, S/C 2

UTC-277
creor =———S«5994

19 TAME INFO NEXT

REFS; A LEXI 1899 (IN 19806)+
B TAMI 5098 (19908)

ROLE
1. HQS B3LIEVES KUYARK/SHOULD Bs LIMITED TO PROMPTINO

GR3 TO ISSUB INVITATION THROUGH NOKMAL DIFLONATIC CHANNELS AS
-HOVL ..N GEST INTSRESTS CHINA REPRESENTATICN ISSUE IN UN. GRC
SMOULD BE TOLD LOPEZ MATEOS WILL PROBABLY HAVE DIFFICULTY ADDING
TAIVAN VISIT TO SCHEDULE AT THIS DATE BUT (1) ANY CASE GESTURE
WOULD BE BENEFICIAL GRO CAUSE.
2. REQUEST TAME PROCEED PER PARA 1 ABOVE. '

END OF MESSAGS

WH OMT: LIELEGANT atates LOPEZ Mateos should be invited to Taiwan
but schedule is now so sdvanocd it may be difficult to add
Taiwan visit.

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DATE —

TO: DIRECTOR

FROM ; MEXICO CITY
: “ee 5 \wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED AT 2335 12 2 SEP)

INFO; ADOP, C A 2, C/cl, C/Fi 2, $2.

~RITY DIR CITE HEXT 1919

be LITENSOR CVIA LIELEGANT? ASKED ON uf SEPTEMBER FOR AN UP.

TO DATE S2TYATION REPORT FREON KUBARKe THIS BECAUSE” oF NEWS STORIES

‘ SOVIET ATTITUDES

IF KUBARK FEELS WORLD

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3e cos WILL ADVISE & AM MANN PERSONALLY or REQUEST FROM H LITESOR.

so t ;
a APPRECIATE CABLED SITUATION REPORT oF WHATEVER cos CAN Pass,” ;
- PERSCNALLY 70 LETENSCRS. wo wee ae -
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REF DIR 34954 (ear T4067 yo a,
‘ON 16 SEPT COS CONTACTED LIELEGANT WHO STATESs «| -

Ae PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS SHOULD BE INVITED TAMI;
.By LIELEGANT WILL PUSH FoR AT LEAST A aeper VISIT TO TAMI IF
INVITATION RECEIVED, .
_C. SCHEDULE IS NOW SO FAR ALONG IT MAYS

PARTICULARLY IN VIEW OF PRESIDENT 'S DES¢
BRIEFLY AS POSSI»iE AND MAKE TRIPs :

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tN 19908

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Me BELIEVE VISIT VGyLD PRESENT EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
PROHOTE FAVORASLE CRD INTERNATIONAL InAct, PARTICULARLY IN

LATIN AMERICA, FEEL WOULD SE "est

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ACCEPTANCE MATEOS VISIT CCULD SE LAID ON ASAP IM ORDER EXPLOIT

ALSO FEEL TRIP voULD

VISIT RE CHINA REPRESEVTATIC!
HELP CFSET AWERSE PROPAGANDA RE Gf WITHDRawaL DIPLeMaTIC

RECOGIITION LASS, ;

£89 OF ME

ON VIEWS REGARDING THE ADVISASILITY STATION PROMPTING

C/S COMMENT: “REQUESTED STATI
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unit: . WH/3AMexheo = '. .
ear: 5940 15 ve
OATE. 7 Sept 1962 1865
10 ; TAIPEI MEXICO CITY

trom. DIRECTO!

CONF:

ite) TAMI MEXI - INFO CITE OR

1, MEXICAN PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS PLANNING 15-20 DAY ASIAN
TOUR STARTING 10 OCT IN N&W DELHI FOLLOWED BY VISITS TO TORY,
DJAK AND POSSIBLY MANI.

2, REQUEST TAMI AND MEXI VIZWS BY 12 SEPT RE ADVISABILITY TAMI

STA PROMPTING GRC TO INVITE LOPEZ MATEOS TO LECLUDE TAMIL ON TOUR,

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-report of 28 August. The local speaker is Vladimir Ivanovich SAMOKHTI, Chief
of the soviet Information Bulletin; the Moscow speaker is fnu KALUGIN..

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to tha-mresse tcl wants te have tettor contact with Son. Hal says that San has to |
favo bis procercnces to Sl on tho kinds of axticles that he wants for the presse
Koi w4lh bo esllirc far to the telentons about tue times a ronth. And then Son can tall |
Kel vhat his preferencas ara in tha of axtieles. Sccondly, Kal wantg San to BS
LELLEAT/ to be rere observing An inforning Kol wast 4s boing printed an /itzdco/
Trot those ctticles bo cant to Ral. says “a7 coo that there 4s considcrabioe that
4s bein: primed Jin Medeof. Dub whatever 53 sends to ¥ol is vory irremularly sents
fon soys thit "vo" always cave quartewly ropexts. Now Sun is being asked for monthly
reports. scons there part.of comersstion tiscing/ Kal says for San to sond hin a .
tiomscod cable saying m Son wet to cle Then Kal wi call Som. For instance,’
42 Som has anything AYASYEAU/ RPE TAT to request, then ha could cond the .
cables Kal asks if, for inctenso, Sin hag amr quecticens richt new. San says yos, he
would Like isl to send. hba ratericl ca the costonaviec. San wants gencral raterial
chalists. Kal cars that mich hag been cont to Onn. Son says unforimatoly, noe
rouzhe Scr says 4¢ would bo well if 36% could cct/fs/th/ togother articles by
Leyor axd Yoravieh themsclvose (ath theiv sicn.ture to the articlos. For instance, H
: o the itadean SLATS) roatlae th their sienaturo /to tho article/s® |!
cus 2f San wants this cddrecced to the weader "of cur pariocical?"3 San sayo no, |
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simply to th -oxclean reader. This oun bo prulished uty periodleal., Kal 1411 do this.
Sea sors he wants articles on tho situcticn of education = the middle cducation, the
cpeciil education, and hichor education. 29 articles to be based on spcoctalists

writin; thes. Not, pepuler articles. Cun: cs infornation of-ridcle, hicher and |
technical schockse "No are bolng ackod for such materiale”? Sm would also like article
on culture ont art. Articles not abeut com> cpecifie art or cfltural matter, but the
tant ricra eveclalined articles bo sent to hins

Epes.

Mture and art. Su wants
zs ths speachalined reaccr. Sal uncerctands. San then asks when his
aoertent 1a) be caniny. Noh can't ances that. Kol says that ho iA] coll Som
Oth. ial will try to cive San an ancrom. San says ho would like very much
axtiches by Mikelayev and Pepevich. Sanwoits the photos of t ei also. Kol repeats H
that 3 S very mich cormaitary articles, am saya this is vory cLificult to do |
for the memth. "Zecausea not so mich is pusliched.? Nal asks that novoertholess H
everyzning ba send for the menth that ie pivlished. Kall asks Sum to send these articles,
by sir mail. Yery well. Fal saya that thrva arfticles that have to be answored. |
Sam asks bal te giva its regards te tho cowedese

™~. ih Soekdlevakaya asks Samokbin 42 sho can camo ovals Yes.

amokiin asks Yogoroy if thero will be any mail today. Yor says nos

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to tho press. cl wants to hove bstter contact ‘with Son. Hal says that Gan kas to
evo his puvferonces to Kal on tha idis of sotteles that ho wants for the press.

422 bo collirg Guz to tha telco’ abet tyo theses a monthe And then San can tell
3 vane * his vroterencos are in the of articles. Sscondly, Kal wants San to

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scver Su3 sonds to Kal is very irregularly sent.

4s boing prised /in Uaxdeof. Skt
Sen says thit "so" always pave quarterly reports. Now Sua 4s being asked for monthly
reverts. /sacns thors, part of gonferection tcctha/ Xol says for Sam to sond hin a .
Suoeverd cable cay when Son wants tal to At. Thon Nol will call Sam. For instance,
a> San has aytens a aydeyys at Pee 3/ to request, then he could sond the
ecbla. Kal asks Lf, for inst Sootions right nowe Som says yas, he
would like Kal to sond hia rateviak cn the commnocts. Saag wants gonoral ratorlal
tr steclalists. Hak sars that mich has bein sant to Sam. San says unforkunately, MWe

ets

ome Nbth thens signat tura to tho articlose For in SEANCO,
“wnd with thoir atgnatura /to the article/.*

ad-to the roader Saf our poriodicaul?5 San says no,
Wn bo publAshed ary pertodical. Kal itll do this.
actien of education = the middle education, ths

te These articles to be based on spcelalists

“3 dnfowmuntioen of: viddlo, higher snd

Mundig¢ey and
a cresting to the votean Ye las
Nel asks San wants this adi:
Sisply to tha sasckean reacar. sths

Sn ons hoo
stockat ad soatons and

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writing then. \ Se 5 :
toohnical schodige Mito are ott askod for such material." Sm ywculd also lio articles
: tosoms speeds art or cdltural rattor, but tha

en culture aid art. Atticles
problems in cchiurs and art.
asticles for tho snecchalised Suader. rotands. Som then asks whan his
replatemont ui be coming. Ac can't answers thate Nol says that ho will call Som
on tre LOth. Xo willl try te tive Sou an anger. Soa says ho would liko vory much
exticles by “holayev and fovevieh. San wants tha photos of then also. Kal repeats
that he warts very puch cam a rileles, San says this is very difficult ta do

for tho month. "Socauso not S25 such ds proiishsd." Kal asks that nevortholess

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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCLS
Action: See paragraph 4 below

1. Transmitted herewith, for purpuses of Headquarters fanuiliarization,
is a typical one day LIENVOY product of the Soviet lines. (Note that the
Station has additional LIFEAT coverasc on the personal lines ef Colonel
Aleksandr Jcor,iyevich SIDOROV and Svyateslavy Fedorovich KUENSTSOV, and on the

office line of Vludimir Ivanovich SAMOKHIN).

2. Except for the weekend period, the Spanish languacve transcript
reaches the Soviet case officer on the duy followin; the actual transcription ~
at the most usually two days after the transcription. ‘he Station's Russian
languace translater.-tranucribes the Russian lanyuage portions immediaLlely, and
this preduct reaches the Soviet case officer about an hour or two after receipt
of the Spanish reporting. Simultaneously, flimsy copies of the above have been
yviven to the reports officer and to other interested Station oftisers. The
first copy is kept in a Station chrono file, for purposes of perzanent recor.

It 15 annotated for ZONAR purposes.

3. The Soviet officer, Lucy A. Dillin Gr, and other cfficers, read the
product quickly for the Immediate purpose of obtuinin., exploitable LOIMPROVE
or other operational leads, and/or reportable intellizence. Azvter this initial
scanning, the product is literally cut up, with each clippin,: of significant
conversation sent to COS and to various Station officers for their information
and/or action. Whenever pertinent, the actual LIENVOY clip is sent to Head-
quarters, for information or action - or a sumeury of the clip is sent to
Headquarters in dispatch form. Each clip is eventually routed to the Station's
resistry where indexinz and filing is completed.

hy The Station finds that this Soviet LIENVOY clipnin; prosram provides
the files on the individual Soviet staffers with a rather vocd picture of their
activities and personality. (These individual files are of ccurse aumented
with information derived from double agent operations, LIEMPTY reporting, Head-
quarters provided information, ODACID reportin;,, newspaper clippings and other
miscellaneous reporting). In many cases, however, the backbone a Station
file on a Soviet may derive principally from bits and pieces of WOY product.

DATE OIF ATCHED

DATE DRED

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Satesory station files receive the clips pertaining to Sovict commercial :
activities, propaganda activities, Soviet contacts, ele. Very often, 4 single
clipping may have to be copied to be sent to the files of several Individual
Soviets and/or to une or more cacegory files.

the Station does not have sufficient personnel
available to analyze and collate periodically the LIENVOY and other Station
product in the individual Soviet files for transmittal to Headquarters for

its information; or possibly more important, for eventual transmittal to another
Station where a Soviet from Mexico City is reassigned. Headquarters attention
is directed azain to NEXT -9805 of 17 January 1962 and allied correspondence
resarding the desirability of ‘having a trained Headquarters TDYer work on these
saterials at the Station. Headquarters may now wish to reinvesti-ate the
possibility of finding a qualified staffer for this TDY asaicnment.

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2. WOLLENSACK EQUIPMENT NOT SUITABLE AND NO OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT
TXPES AVAILABLE. RECOMMEND TRIP BE POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER CONSIDER]
ATION POSSTBIZ.

2. UF TRIP CAN NOT BE DELAYED, WS WILL ATTEMPT ENTERTAIN AND
DIVERT LIENVOY 2 WITH AREHART'S HELP, ADVISE.

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HH CMs Requested Higa show LIENVOY-2 Wollensack equipment for

Rew LPe | : \f

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FROM : MEXICO CITY -

action: CMs:

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DIR CITE HELE 1693... ne an

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MEF EXT 469, PARA 3 ae wcsagp oO,

1. . STATION suce cESsTs AREHART AND LIENVoY~2 wy Has” ‘WEEK secre 7

29 AUG. AREHART TC ARRIVE 23 AUG_ FOLLOVED BY Le 2 ON 22 AUG. .PURPOSE.

TO STUDY AND SELECT SMALLER RECORDING GEAR (PROBABLY WOLLENSACK) "

"FOR LIENVOY USE. PLAN NOVE LIss SVOY DASE INTO LIELEGANT OFFICE"

VHERE PREVIOUSLY’: Locate TO INCREASE oP secunrTy AND OVORALL !

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EFFICIENCY THIS” vas PROPOSED BY LIELEGANT SEVERAL WVEEXS AGO,

BUT STATION CONSIDER RATION EXPENSE NEW GEAR DELAYED SRGGESTION UNTIL

REF PROPOSAL AROSE. ee Vv
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BY LITEMPO, ; :

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To + DIRECTOR
AUG 9 2311Z 62°

FROM" , MEXICO CITY

ACTION  C/WH 5

ROUTINE
INFO, ADOP, C/CA 2, s/c 2

IN 42833

DIR CITE MEXI 1822 ‘

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’ RYBAT . ; . pote ‘ote foot 4

| . . 1. AT AMB MANN'S REQUEST cuRTIS GAVE REPORT RE. CUAUHTENOC canDEas ,

| To LYTENSOR ON 3 AUGUST.

| 2. ON 8 AUGUST LITENSOR SENT VORD TO CURTIS VIA LIELECANT THAT -
cuaiiitEKoc” CARDENAS WOULD NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF

| "WATER COMMISSIONER" IN THE NEXICALT AREAs - (NOTE s SEE MEXI 4637 (ws;

, RE MEETING ON NIGHT OF 7 AUGUST BETpEEN LAzARG CARDENAS “ARO” : BITENSOR, ”

|. NETS E BELIEVES MATTER OF ‘CUAUHTEKOG ATTEMPT DISCUSSED. AT THIS: .

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unit, WR/3/MEXICO \-SBGRET
Bt . 5980 679K

DATE: 31 JULY. 1962
TO . MEXICO CITY

From, DIRECTOR i
cons, C/WH 5 ‘
peo, ADOP, C/C1, C/cI/Ic, C/FE 6, $/C 2

° an ne

RYBAT \

REP: MEXI 1469 (IN 32427)* -

1, EQS PREPARED PROVIDE BRIEFING PAPERS FER PARA 3A REP AND CONCUR
EXPERY COMING MEXI PER PARA 3B REF,
2, ASSUME COS WILL BE ABLE PROVIDE HQS SUFFICIENT LSAD TiMé TO COMPLETB

BRIEFING PAPSRS AND MAKE EXPERT AVAILABLS, I3 SPANIGN NECSSSARY FOR LITENSOR

MEETINGS.
END OF MESSAGE

, *WH COMMENT: COS would greatly appreciate Kgs assistance on briefing papers

and expert to brief LITENSOR if Indonesia trip eaterializes. f

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Chief of Station, Mexico City ba July 1962.
SUMECE . BE “a3 3" — (CHECK “X" ONE)

. SMonialy Activities Report on Project LIENVOY = {__]_ masxep For INDDING
.

CLAS CATION

* Pacton atGuala . INDEXING CAN 8€ JUDGED

For your information, BY QUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY

<EFERENCES)

The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month
of June 1962;

A, Target Lines

20-30-18 | General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio

20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio

24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez

21-81-32 Gustavo Solorzano (Not being used)

11-42-48 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos

24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos

45-59-52 David Alfaro . Siqueiros

28-79-67 Ranion Cesar Cuenca (Cuban Embassy)

13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa

12-13-37 Ricardo j, Zevada (Out of order)

43-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Out of order)

11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta

10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional

46-12-70 C.T.A.L. (Out of order)

46-64-24 D.F.S.

46-11-30 D, F.S.

21-11-01 Politica (Revista - Marcué)

46-60-16 Prensa Latina

14-42-37 Cuban Embassy

14-92-14 Cuban Embassy

25-07-95 Cuban Embassy

25-09-14 Cuban Embassy

14-13-26 Cuban Embassy

11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out of order) : .

15-60-55 Soviet Embassy : Haro --

15-61-55 Soviet Embassy IAARO . .-.-

15-12-64 Soviet Embassy

15-61-07 Sovict Embassy (Out of order)

45-61-81 Czech Embassy -¢

45-61-80 Czech Embasspomeyea trea Project day)

fe classificatien: , SC7E” 79 Z
B. Material Processed sua g 73° 1259/7
Box? 29 Foid?_@__.

In June, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 163 pages of
daily resumes, 63 pages of transcript from the Cuban Embassy lines, 48
tapes from ihe Czech Embassy Lines, and 98 tapes and the transcriptions
of che Spanish conversations from the Soviet Embassy lines, In addition,
there were 29 other pieces cf material from che LP,

C, Exploitation of Material

From the material processed above the following were some ex~
amples of pro- and anti-Communist informat ion: “ 24 Tue. ez

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The Cuban efforts at propaganda ii Mexico in waich the Cuban
Ambassador to Mexico couferred with Raul Roa, Cuban Forelgn
Minister, and suggested to him that Fidel Castro write a short
message to the Mexican people ia Siciupre on its ninth anniver-
sary of publication (see HMMA 193%),

The negative treatment to a Czech commercial representative
by Mexican Immigration authorities (See HMMA 1YkSs),

The refusal by the Pan American Institute of Geography and
History of the Organization of American States to permit Teresa
Proeyza Proenza, Third Secretary and Cultural Attache at the
Cuban Embassy, to attead the meeting held by it (see HMM 6438),

The embarrassment caused by the immoratbehavior of Mexican
female delegates to the Cuban 26 July celebration held in Havana
in 1961 according to Manuel Marcue Parinas of the periodical
Politica as told co Teresa Proenza Proenza,

D. Liaison

With the approach of the GPIDEAL visit to Mexico 29 June - 1 July,
liaison activities greatly increased, COS visited LITENSOR on 28 June,
LITENSOR assured that there would be no problems in the GPIDEAL visit
and rhe safety of GPIDEAL was guaranteed and in the hands vf LITENSOR,
Atihis meeting LITENSOR tudicated his amoyance with whe Cubans, (See
MENT 1253),

LIELEGANT turned over to the Chief of Station a list of persons whe
were put under surveillance in connection with the GPIDEAL visit, ‘The Ust
also indicated those who were arrested, (Seo MEXIs 1244 and 1264),

Ata meeting held on 28 May 1962. the Chicf of Station, LIELEGANT,
and LIENVOY/2 met with LIENVOY/1 and obtained his agreement to hire
LIENVOY/1L-+4 to work under LIENVOY/3 as a technical inspector in Telefonos
Ge Mexico, The purpose in putting LIENVOY/IL4 in this capacity is fo have a
man who would be more available to the LIENVOY Project and who “would see
wha: others might be tapping telephones” in Telefonos de Mexico, Purther-
more, LIENVOY/1 agreed to see to it that LIENVOY/14 would have "the
range and authority” to do the work,

Putting LIENVOY/ 14 as a techaical inspector within Telefonos, could
create problems for the LIFEAT Project, At the same time WILSTED is re-
siudying the LIFEAT system, improving it, tightening up the security and
alerting the base houses to watch for any abnormal activity on present taps,
It kas been understood by the LIENVOY case officer that this has Leen done
and if will be reported from time to time in furure LIENVOY reports.

E, © Security

For a report on security of the LIENVOY site for June 1962, see
peragraph 2 E of HMMA-19319 (RYBAT-1897) dared 10 July 1962,

As Was stated at the ead of that paragraph, any surveillance or
security threat of the LIENVOY basehouse or personnel can eventually be
handled, should this be found necessary, by Chief of Statien to LITENSOR,

F, Technical

The floor in the LP was recently covered with a linoleum which has
enn ETS senimneemnmnennenmemnneeeeaaaaas ven t 0 Manas

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greatly contributed to keeping the dust out of the recording machines and in
excellent working conditlun, According to Arnold F, AREHART, the LIENVOY
technician, the machines are operating at top efficiency,

G. Personnel \

The personnel remains the same as reported tn the previous report,

H, Production

| Production for the month of June was higher than usual. This increase
was primarily due to the GPIDEAL visit, There were seventy-four (74)
reports from LIENVOY material during June 1962, These are listed in the

attachment,

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23 July 1962

Attachment;
LUENVOY Productton ~ June 1962

Distr button:
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"4 POINTS IN-REF TAKEN UP NIGHT 16 JULY ITH LITENSOR IN MEETING

: ATTENDED BY LrzLEcaNT.

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7 INTO POSITION OF POSSIBLE VISITS. LrfLecant, AFTER beet, EXPRESSED -
* BELIEF ‘LIthnsor WILL NOT MAKE. VISITS, WILL FIND REASONS POSTFONE. ,

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“ 3 trrhison ASKED GOS Fons | a —_

BRIEFING PAPERS ON COMMUNISM AND INPORTANT PERSONALITIES -

Ae

WHO ARE COMMUNIST OR PRO=COMMUNISTS IN INDONESIA, JAPAN AND INDIAs .

_ HE REFERNED TO PAPERS GIVEN HIM PRIOR TO HIS VISIT To soutH AMERICA © y

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Be POSSIBILITY OF AN EXPERT "LIKE SR BROOKE® COMING TO MEXICO
“ 7 CITY To MEET WITH HIM AND COS JUST PRIOR TO HIS “TAKE-OFF” IF HE

‘DOES MAKE TRIP (LIKE "BROOKE"==CEDRIC PAPATE DID PRIOR TO SOUTH

{ . AMERICAN VISIT).

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'& COS WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANCE ON PARA
, °. THREE IF TRIP MADE«
,°, 4 WILL ADVISE WHEN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE.

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to ss NEXT. (PRIORITY) INFO are om 20-49 7
22662" :
RYBAY :
REP MEXY 1359 (IN 26600)* ,
1, HQ3 CONCURS WITH PROPOSAL IN PARA 3 REY.
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2. IN DISCUSSIONS WITH LITENSOR, COS MAY AT HIS DISCRETION INDICATE

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7,

FOLLOWING REASOHS WHY VISTY TO SUKARNO A BAD iDEA:
A. SUXARNO IS CURRENTLY ENGACED IN MILITARY OFFENSIVE AGAINST

DUTCH IN NEW GUINEA AND HAS THUS FAR FRUSTRATED PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.

B. DUTCH ARE MEMDERS OF FAST GROWING AND ECONOMICALLY POJERFUL
BUROPEAN COMMON MARKET, MEXICO 18 SEEXING TO INCREASR TRADE WITH COMMON
MARKET COUNTRIES AND TO OBTAIN INVESTMENT CAPITAL FROM THEM, EBLIEVE MEXICGS
INTERESTS WOULD NOT BE SERVED BY TRIP LIKELY TO OFFEND COMMON MARKST COUNTRY.

C. CONSIDER THIS POOR TIME FOR LITENGOR THROUGH HIS PRESENCE GIVE

SUKARNO BENEFIT HIS AND HTS COURTRY'S PRESTIGE.

1 END OF MESSAGE
WH Comuant % LITERS OR planning visit SUKARNO in late Ost or early, Nov. amb
MANN mentioned; to COS he personally believes this visit not gocd, “CO suggests
be can $212 LITENSOR that "my chiefs think visit to SUKARNO this year a bad idea."

Request Hqe comments, “2
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FROM 2 MEXICO CITY

ACTION: CAH 5 .
INFO g «OCI, DOP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/Cl, C/FI 2, S/C 2, C/FE 4

JUL 1 10587 62

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; te COS HAS LEARNED FROM RELIADLE SOURCE (LIELEGANT) ‘THAT. LITENSOR _
| puaitiznc VISIT SUKARNO IN DJAKARTA I2-LATE OGTOBER OR EARLY NOVEOER. 7 7
2. ANUASSADOR MANN NENTIONED 70 COS TiAT HE PERSONALLY DELIEVES "’

THIS VISIT NOT GOOD. _ ; Do

3. COS HAS TENTATIVE APPOINTNENT TALK oven utswbor o» OPERATIONAL «

VIETH"LITENSOR ON 13 JULY. CAN, IF Nas APPROVES, TELL LITENSOR THAT |
("MY CHIEFS THINK VISIT TO sUKARNO THIS YEAR, A BAD IDEA". ba
"he PLEASE ADVISE. SUGGEST CONSULT WITH parwoLps ~ yw —_ :

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A. HMMS 2430
B, MEXI 0346

1, As requested Wn reference, the syatlor has polled all S:atlon Case
officers for posalble ur confirmed vaee of su rvelllance wille making opere
atlonal contacts, ‘The poll indicated tive (5) Gascs of survelllance during
recent mouths, For the sake of clarity and to give Headquarters an exact
Idea of the clroumstances surroundings ach lucident, this report will treat
each case Individually with statlon comin cuts pertinent to each case,

. 2, The (ive cases of pussthle or coaftemed survelllance, related in
the first person, are as follown

A, Lewis J, SHOQUIST: 1a Mov E62
“Hotlowing a meeting wih Wowie Ko HEGARTY at the Hotel Alameda
thia date [ votlced a Meaxtcan stamibiys pitty close Lo us Ad We Wore discussing
Iuecuous subjecta jus: before parting, Libs tellow moveal over and joined
gaother Mexican who was sianduie at the Juarus Avenue entrance lo the
Alameda Hotel, T oalled HUGART 'oatentiod to theae bwo and suggosred
that he leave, belny very careful fos te molt, while Uchecked these
fellows to be absolutely certaby ules a: atarested Imun, HEGARTY cros
Juarez and took a cal, Nefther ot thee % xiwans showed aay interes: ip his
Movements or made any types vf obec ted sytal, {walked hack into the
Hozel and spent about five minutes bros sig a, Lhe magazine shop then Luft
the hotel by the side anrrance, As bel granted { stanued coward Juarez Avenue
and saw one of the same two fellows suo Lad been atthe Juarez entrance
nudge the other and call his artertles teins, Thess twu fellows had cnoved in
order wo check bovh ho el ontrapces trori shia sum. spot, t walkea! to an
arcade directly geross fram the hovel co vrance ud pretended to be lonking tn
shop winuevs, lL saw poth Mexicans positon cheinsciven £0 as (0 observe
the arcade, [trade mo aftenipt ter cap te aurverilance, Dein toerested
instead, in dstermlntss defintely that (wae tue target. As | moved out of
the arcada, the two above Cinyered ue to aterher pair of Mextcaas who fol«
loweal ma as L moved thrvugh the Jas Auieraas parking lot co Callie Indepen=
deacla, For the next bour and oie tlt fo nwe Roars [100k these boys on a
_ dong tour, mostly 07 foot, TP chece os then Py starting up streets then changin

my mind aad Joubling back, toligwity ay erratic pattern as it shopping alme

lessly, stopping In bookshops foc perte ts during wiilch they were forced co

stand around somewhat Obviously Gurs de, ate: Betefly, it can be summarized
by saving hal urere were at leaet ttve ticnihars of chis team definitely on the
surveillance, two others Lam aptlie sare wore Iovulved, aud one other about
wham Lam not absolutely sure, Whos, Gi ob, Wind, there #as ao doubt
whatsoever that [ wie the target Fodughs a raxt ant headed coward Reforma
Avenue, thea to Rilo Tihec $2, and Jan ‘coward Meluhor Gcrampo Street, As
tf changtag my mid, Lhad the drever cat aver to Sulltvan Si, co Shirley
Courts where L went in acd had luni. ur big tbe cab ridge I did asi spot
cat surveillance but, shortly after iat arrival at Suicley Courts, [saw three
yew men net previously on the x, whose actlous indicate! they were on me,
Tpald my bUL, went bata che barheern ter a minate then left through the
covered garage amd out inte Vilaluns Si, in nick of Shirley Cuurts, Cusco

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walked taphil oot at sight ot die esit and checked mysclt
gies Into dete voattiiber suredlanca, TP then
reas the streec from the Ruble
el Reterma, thes ou dhe front

out of the Cawscts
fot ihe vac ie
walkes up to Reterma, caught d adh, 2 Move
Theater, walked tare the dag swore at ue be
emrauce, dawn to Woolworth’s, hieuct W. nalwerch'’s to the back entrance, up
to Pasaje Latinnamericacy, late tie Pavaie where l stopped at a small counter
shop to check as [ made a purdhase, fod rou my sieps to Galle Mads id,
on up to Reforma where Ltumed bye re Reforma umrance to Sanborn’s,
checked for survelilance, then Ute che arhassy by the entrance from Sanborn’
through the perfume sectloa, There ix io dsule whatsoever that these meu
were on me, The survetWance was wt sophisticated from the atundpoine of
keeping mu unaware, but wax a very persisten: one with these inen not gertlag
los: on the simpler tricka, Regardless of who Ls controll ing theaa fallows, I
have cancelled all operaticnal contacts for today aml will contact HEGARTY,
Oliver Q. WIMPHEN and Simon D, CLAGKETT toatyht or early tomorrow
morning to sec up eutirely new conta) arrangeinedts with each, I plan to
make my contacts either early In the m-culngs or later at night in areas where
surveillance cao be apotted aasily, I will inscruct all agents to be unusually
careful in checking before making any mvetings, either with other agenrs or
with me and that lf there ls any suspicion of survelllance akip the contact and
check later at the akernate contact pon! In each vase, tf clear by the time of
the alternate meeting, [called HEGARTY trom a pay phone las: alght and get
up an early moratng contact with him "0 check on whether or act be wad tole
iowed wheu he left the Hotel Alameda veaterday, HEGARTY sald that he
checked carefully but that there was 20 indicacton of tuterast la aim, This is
quite a rellef since it now appears that [ must have heen pickexl up at the Emo
tassy and that 1, not HEGARTY, was the fariet, TL eautioned HISGARTY w be
even more careful than ever ia his appruaches to the LINLUCK safelhouss and
sold him thar, incur contacts, ] was settlag up entlraly naw contact arraaggee

, ments ummediately and that we would not use preylous polis upows again,
HEGARTY was told that we would use previously agreed upon points in tha
Polanco-Lomas area, thac each point and Ume for te next meting would bo
agreed upon at the preyicus one to ayold phone use as much a8 possible, and
that most of our meatings wr id be held before 0960 hours cr, when that act
feagible, after dark, [ suggested cha: he also inform LINLUGK that Thad
nee under survelliance of Home parsistertce and that he (LINLUCKX) should
oa even more careful than ever In hls comtacis with HEGARTY, ami in hls
approacies to the safehouse, [met WIMPHEN and CLAGKETT lacer thar same
roormlog aed made simUar new contact arratgemcats with them and advised
them of the even greater need for caution, Talso advised them 19 park at
least two to thres blocks from potute of contact and walk ln, checking cere
fully before and after parking to bo sure thay are act survellied and, U there
is any auapicion of surveillance, do aot make conact but make the akersaic
lasar if clear by them.”

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artist to November 196] at

approximately 2100 hourn what aeeied to be a anepicioue aifuation

in attempting to service the Lin UTR eatehiwen,

Aa ‘ndicated on tha

attached diagram, the subject parkest Sia automobile two biorks away

as indicated on the diagram ard apne: ached the
Street. ln the approach rurthe sub.ect anted a

corner of Larma and Hudson Streets oft) two male cccuparta,

target Ly way of Pamuico
hiue Fiat parked at the
Aa the

undersigned, on foot, approached fhe cirner ef Panuce and Hudson be
noticed ancther Fiat parked at he vers corner with three occupants,
Remembering the other Fiat at the end of the block, which waa quite

visible fram the corner of Panuco ard iudson,

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moving car behind him.

cruise the streets looking for them,

the ucdersigned decidad

to delay ontry into the safehouese and casually walk down the block.

The undersigued cut across Hudaun St’ ee? tu avoid walking close to the
‘parked car and as he walked on Lerina, noticed the prasence of a alow
This did avt arouse tog much suspicion alace
this area apparently specializes in street walkers and the local "tenorios®
As the underaigned reached tho

parked Q.P. car at the curner of Lerma acd Duaro the slow moving auto

came abres’ of the car and the driver almost stopped and etared at the
undersigned as hs attempted tn unlock the car to depart the area.
this time the underaigned got suspicious and attempted to read the lic

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plate, but the plate Wlumination bull: was out on the suaplclous vehicle,

The undoraigued gat In his own car, started down Larma, pasaecd tha
saepicioug car which lromediataly fell in behind cha undarslgnad,

convinced yat of the intent of the following car,

Net
the ondersigned drove

teward Misstasippi and mada like ke wae continuing down om Lerma, At

the last morment the undersigned swerved into Mississippi, mxrrovly
‘ missing getting clobbored by a vehicle coming down Misaloatppi,

Tha

suepicious vehicle, who was right behind, bad te gua his auto to get cut
of tha way ao that ho had to go straight across Lerma. The underaignad
noted aa he made tha sudden tarn inte Mississippi that the other vrahicle

signed, was backing up toward Mivaiasippl.

tha area of action once more,

poured the coal into the ald Green Hornet and loft the area.
signed then want to tha Polanco Dowling Alley ingtead of home, bowled
for approximately aa hour and then raturved at 2300 hours to inspect
The area van compilately {roe of any

braked as soon as he passed Miaaisatppi and, it seemed to the undere
At this point the undersigned

The oudere

parked autos. The undarsigned craited aretod the area for approximately
35 minutes but could not spot either one of the two Flata.

° Conclusions: {a) As previcuoly stated, there may have been nothing

to thia incident, and perhaps the autes in question were morely the joy

set-up lenked suspicious

cars looking for customers, jut at any, rate ihe
therefers the undaralignad did not acrvice the safehouse in quastion.
(b) Douglas NISLEY reported to the undersigned that Ais
Rs records that a snspected Polish titellipeoce agent, Josef DEJ, reaided |
f at Hudson Ji, twe doers dowe fun Uw LINLUCH gafebouss, lt is @
i posaible that the wi veillazee inay have been on DEJ and that the andere Pee
signed biuadered into an unpleasant aituatloen, fee
(c} LINLUCK reported on 14 Novernber 1961 that it was _
possible that be wad under gurveilisnes and rt 1a poscthie that hs wap i.”
follewad to the safehousra, |
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Francis RB. HEGARTY, the roguiar cage cffice: bandling LEN LUCK
made the following comments pertinent te FORT YUNE 's report of
pesaible surveillance:

"Ga 22 November, HEGARTY sisited-safehouse at Rio Hudson to
remere the typewriter and paper anc interm the maid ir churge that ho
tetanded to leave the apartment on the failewing day and alga to arrungs
for the payment of the light Bil which ves due, After arranging thaao
matters, HEGARTY left the eatehovee and parposeiy toak a circuitous
route to his car, which had been parked inure than a block away on
anothar street, HEGARTY turned two cornars and crosped two stracts
and detected au individual, Mexican to appearance. approximately six
feet tall, 170 Jbs., brown hair, ruddy cornplexion, woaring a tag oult
aud open sport shirt, and carrying a manila folder ix bis left hand,
walking about 30 fost behiad him, PEGARTY walked past bla car and
rarned a third corner and walked rapidiy to the middle af the block and
then turned in bia tracks, When HEGARTY reached the last corner
he had turned he almost ran inte the individual deecribed above. Tho
wan opmmed his eyes wide, hesitated in mid-xtride, but thea hept on
watking in the direction he had been going, HEGARTY walked to his
cay and after making aura that the iudividual did sot turn back, irrunedistely
left che grea." HEGARTY  cectaic tut the salehouse at Ro Hiudsoa
waa cot unday survelllance up antl ID Novembar, the laat Lime he
wistied Ut previously, and thet the surveiilaace is an tho heuss and 80%

os Riemaslf,

Station Comment; See 2a (Canciuslone) abova, Ina later chack of
this area by HEGARTY, ha could detect no surveillance alther stationary
ax crevieg. SHOQUIST, however. Instructed him to act a now safshouso
dar LINLUCK meetings immediately following Ala 22 Nuvamber raport
and for neither ha nor LINLUCK to go near the Rin Hudson aafehouca agala,

C. Asdrew F. MERTON, 1 Juse 19e2

"On l June 1962, while leaving a meeting with LITAD-1]; 1
detectad what could bave been a possible surveillance. The mosting was
la the Cafe Blancs on Juares Aveane, between Lafragua Street aad the
Cabillisn Mosumont. Upem Iraviag the moeting. te which I had arrived
“cleaa’t 9 tha best af my knowledge, | noted a pecullar dash of exprossian
In the face of a tall, young. carkehaired man apparently waiting in
tha éearway for something. I bad leit the meeting flral. leaving LITAUel
to pay the check. Upon noting the exure aston { hed a hunch that something
may might be going en. Vtarned riant our of the deor of the cafe and
walked the short distance to the corner of Juares and Rete: ma, doubling
aroucd che coruer to the right. This fet me en the marth aida of Reforma
heeded weet in which direction | walked about a block. Two good-looking

girla gacsed mea haaded guuth, acd obsery ing a gond ald Latin custom,
{ noted that

{ euddenly swivaled ray head to watch tbem from the raar.
wey tall, darkehuired young man Ae he nutad thas l could
asa kis be suddenly turued right in

wae behind me.
tu a ature which eolls roof water tanks,
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a fairiy obvinua waneiyer, or uw 1 toparre of Westen ite sas toaarde

the fxtansy bat at a very alaw pao ffs ftas interest ip ‘he snow

wiwtows, A fas minutes ister ay Fr tcte’ Uatami me brtasiy walking towards
Referma ant la Fragse. vbton tatrer Creat ne feocsed, esanivally Surpdog
Jer and ervssing the Refurmes itesal Poaptoa GLEtL® axcitar-surveillanee
nynelf bat aay Jost tha munjgeat we tleap peared saaewnere doen Avenida H
Roraloa. Ry Peorveliiant™ was ava Gee KO years cis. dark tan akia, youth-
ful lacing, weli-dreosmd in a dark coutt and alightiy nervous in hig antians.
While the whole matter oouli be acite idence, bis acti in wmaring into the

stere, mt Juet turning tn ps if angvasest “m Legitimate tusinesd, sade De

guspect hie all ths more. If ne were reatiy a owirvatilant, he must hava ?
been on LITAU-} rather than mysalf, since the Station had been alerted as

to poasible survellianca and I wae enecking mysell®,

D, Jarauy L, NIARCOS.

Jereay L. NIARCOA reported # .xetime in May, 1962 that he hud
spotted what definitely seamed Like » om9-man ourvellianse on hia, Since
he io presently an home leave the gutaiasiun of a detalled regert om the
dneident will be dererred until his return to duty, :

B, Arnold FP. AREHART/LTERVOY

"on Priday 15 June 1962, at approzimately O930, the eanctarge
notieed two sen stamting on Une, corer sf Tonela and Cl-thushua, who
seoned te have an mousnal Interest in tha agiivity of tbe L,P, ‘Thay
ware oteodlog diresily ancoss the atreay fre the LP, Ges of the
men was Cali and thin rith 4 qmuatache, weal ifessed and eaupeared to
ba about 30 or J yeara of ane. The utner wan o Bhere fal man end
rore a ebite ehirt’ coat of the Varacrug Lyye ark appearml to be aroun)
SG yeara of age, They stom an tha ager of Tonala sini Chihaatris for about
an hour abd wcqist a grest dzal of interest in the activity of our baliding,
Around 1050 hours the tall sen Left ol Later returned in a LoS Fiat
mel 1Ma), with a breein body and a Petet top with Btatelet Plates mater
21-73-%. Both of these wan then or rece te observa gar installation

from the car, ant fran tiae to liane appeared ty le makitg Roles on the emdaya

and goings of the installation, #5 weld as asking notes on Wie vata ugsd by
the parsounel of Une LP, At atsalt iy) luauts AABMART Left, ths Le. t
exka a poonda call and ta see Lf anyaiteapt mesic be maia to fallow eny ane
Jeaving the tutidina, No abtenp! wes mate be fulluw AREUARP. however, ats
actions were obaervei from ‘ne car Lineiss the rear view wirsar, Upwa
AmSuART's return to the bublding tt sas ust iced that the men appearad to
be waking ootea in a mall nate lwak Ninabiy, apousd 2350 tha tall can
é@rove off in the @ar wet the Catone towk up a new position, about 5G to
TED feet down tha bleek on Chifuahna were 13 acatid observe Ure front door
of the LF, Aroure! isG0 when the fires shift wag lesvins, LYENTOY 18 lef
te go to dunch and wad followed dum Chilviana. On spobiang te muvel Liangs

he psturned to the offlee, Just ap he raturned toa bhe offiee LYENTOY & i:
yetumed to tha office amt wah told uf the tuekdent. LIENVOY @ and Lranvorik .
wied to his Cwreay if

dmuodiately sppreashed the fat man (eis nad plad rete
pontiion), end asked him to explats hin actlon of the day, ‘They also

asked his to tdentizy himself, He ah aed them o driver's liesaua vite

abe nase HARTIANO VERA (ONQLED. Thte informabion waa aheobod at the : :
Departaeat of Traffie end fused to te tha licenge of anothers person, At “
thia tise it was deolded to autablish « Atak® mt at the Traffic Departaent
in order to dineover etd identity any me whe eight shoe an investi te the
names and atdrarses of the care asec Ly oar Lnstellatian, On the 16th of
Jone, Watt "O° (vletor) infersed Liu? 2 chat avousd 130) Boure an ola tr
friend of ble, Gutllsmms MAT. SAN icc, who wav an agent ef the Secret
Serviae nf the Pnitan Haadimoriens  Roaed ip and ante the? he wee locking
for a Bister eREVU day ormar ye oite hi, Geert information amat th? oar of

a cay with Dintrigt Plates 7ea (LteM 3: <j. Victor susggevted that they
epeck the Siles foc the infersietion, Hesevsr, the Unformotian was nob
availehis. During their ecuversalt o mibigereo HJREI miated that be

worked a5 a guperzisor oT tne mad(cas oters as of the Central Pesartaat
an’ shred Vietow bla erstaitiais strise Ly fr, Saldana C4sza FILA I.

Ha aly sald that pe nad anwker ta at the Health bepariasst, Baile

they vera talaing, another agent parse? PY amd asked MISLY ts give haa

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of
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: 3, Station Comvsents! Toa Staite: ta unable ty make ary definitive
conclusions relative tw uhe repsrted sevell lance ineatents Jeserited
. above, [i fa not the Station's tuicatinn te. atuimize the eamiousness
‘ : of opposition aurveiiiance eftenpts: pevertheless, Li has eos Yee possible
: bo arrive at any substantive deabeiom eauverting whieh poliee oF intelligence
. . service ia interested in the eettions of Station Case officers, Sased only
on Ube abowe information, the Sestiog. in fact, fannst be Fire that Station
ayeettleance in HAY, Ft is antirely

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\ posaicls that other QOACID aaplorses bas® jeen wrier sures; lance, tut

' pesenge of a lack of ewaranass at Ue. prvedliqative tackini ges bays sot
: eheerved such aéticns. AQL Casa officers url eperational parscanel have
, pean alertal to watab Par avi b> optogey cpiove LLlance als aap ea mals
‘ agains? thea. Heatquarcers wild aiefsom oraaptly shai th Seatiaa
be able tw derives any pay pertatitera ta ine ahaee AP any
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BUT SAID NOTHING IN REPLY.

“SNE VEY ANNOYED AT

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2
‘5. LITENSOR TO!
STUPIDITY OF CUBANS BECAUSE:
Ae THEY STUPIOLY SENT SUAS ROSA NU. 2 SUAT PAion To GPIDEAL
VISIT} AND
Be PRENSA LATINA INTERFERING Ga 270026 ACTIV
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(NOTES THIS FROM LIENVO?).
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Se CURTIS INTENDS PURSUE PSENSA LATicA MATTER AND HOPES GET
a ,
LITENSOR CLOSE OFFICE In MEXrICo.

C/S COMMENT: Ia view of indications uf Soviet/Cuban involvement in plans
against GPIDEAL (4), Headquarters suggested COS consider meeting LITENSOR (2)

sogardiag the safaty of GPIOEAL (4).

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« ,-. REPROOUCTION BY OTHER Txan iSSuisc CFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, o- -O.

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MARKED FOR INDEXING

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© Mtondily Activities Report oa Project LIENVOY

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The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month
of May 1962:

A, Target Lines ~
20-30-13 Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)
24-18-18 Lic, Braulio Maldonade (Out of Order)
20-83-46" Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)
21-81-32 Lic Solorzano

40-12-70 Cc. T.A.L,
11-42-48 Ing Jorge L, Tamayo (Out of Order)

28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca -”

15-60-55 Soviet Embassy oo _ Git,
45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquelros pote Fe te ot
21-11-01 Revista Politica (Marcue) pe
14-42-37 Cuban Embassy Pe a =
45-61-81 Chechoslovakian Embassy icy :
14-92-14 Cuban Embassy | 4

24-61-75 Ing, Jorge L, Tamayo |. ; :
46-64-24 = DELS. ‘aan coi
46-11-30 D.F.S. WPARO Lo

15-12-64 Soviet Embassy

25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)
13-21-14 Franc isco Galindo Ochoa
46-60-16 Prensa Latina

13-33-37 Ricardo J, Zebada

15-61-55. Soviet Embassy

43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (Out of Order)
25-09-14 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)

11-16-45 Lic, Ignacio Acosta

15-61-07 Soviet Embassy

45-61-80 Chechoslovakian Embassy

11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out-of Order)

10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional ; .
14-13-26 Cuban Embassy Remeved trom Prasect, AO ACE

cs Chossttteat ions 96 -6- 7543
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B, Material Processed Jop ¢ 73
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lu May, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 152 pages of
daily resumes, 47 tapes from three Czech lines and 93.tapes from four
Soviet lines, The Spanish transcriptions of the tapes from the Soviet lines
Were aiso provided, In addition, 6O iranscriplivus were provided frou dic
Cubaa lines, The Station also received 22 other pieces of material from
the LP.

C. Exploitation of Material

An exaniple of the LIENVOY coverage was the long distance call
rrom Habaug pdicating thata high-level funectionary of the Cuban Government
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was ill, (See MEXL 0822. i7 May 1962),

D, Liaison

During the pericd under review the Chief of Stacion maintained te

regular contact with LIELEGANT and other individuals comected with the
Project.

E, Security

There were no evident security problems for the month of May.

F. Technical _

- As usual, the equipment in the LP was checked and cleaned, However,
during the month several of the lines were out of order, The Cuban Embassy
was apparently still working on its telephonic system withia the building, Othe
lines which were out of order were probably due to the inherent problems of
the telephone company.

G. Personnel

There was no change in the personnel for the month and it kept the
same schedule of work as reported for April,

H, Production

During May, LIENVOY produced the forty-five (45) positive intel-
ligence reports indicated ia the attachment and the usual volume of CI/CE

personality and operational material,

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LIENVOY PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1962

MEXI 0690 (HMM 6354)
MEXI 0700 (HMM 6360)
MEXI 0705

MEXI 0724 (HMM 6366)
MEX 0725 (HMM 6365)
MEXI 0737 (HMM 6371)
MEX1 0739

MEXI 0745 (IIMM 6376)
MEXI 0748 (HMM 6377)
MEXI 0785 (HMM 6385
MEXI 0789 (HMM 6388)
MEXI 0795 (HMM 6380)
MEXI 0SCO

MEXI 0819 (HMM 6394)
MEXI 0822

MEX 0330 (HMM 6401)
MEXI 0831 (HMM 6-400)
MEXL 0836 (HMM 6-404)
MEXI 0849 (HMM 6407)
MEXI 0868 (HMM 6-409)
MEXI 0876 (HMM 6414)
MEXI 0903

MEXI 0933 (HMM 6428)

MEXL 0954 (HMM _ 6431)

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HMMA 19068
HMMA 19072

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HMMA 19098
HMMA 19100
HMMA [9104
HMMA 19107
HMMA 19111

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HMM 6348
HMM 6351
HMM 6361
HIMM 6362
HMM 6363
HMM 6372
HMM 6382
HMM 6383
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Transmitted herewith for the visual appreciation, infornzation,

and retention of the addressees are photos of the LIENVOY LP.

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Attachment:
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AS NOTIONAL FRIEND OF STEADNAN, THIS VOULD SE DONE ONLY

IF DEEMED DESIREASLE ASTER REETING THE MAN,

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COPULAPITY OF DIEM GOVERNEMENT AND GENERALLY LOCKING AROUND. ARRIVED
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for your information BY QUAUFIED HQ DESK ONLY
REFERENCES)
HMM-W-10,620

‘1, An-error was made by the person preparing HMM-A-18,752
RYBAT-1833) or by the typist who chose the DFS list of taps
in HMM-A-13,246) instead of the correct LIENVOY list of tarcets.

2. The only explanation available is that with a change of

Case Officers (Malcolm Q. EDELAND departed to become COS, Tegucigalpa),

on i and with the delay in writing monthly reports on LIENVOY and lack of .
familiarity with the operation, the error was made--either by the

drafting officer or by the typist.

3. This error will not occur again.

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ACTAIN SEQURED REFERENCES

ACTICH REQUIRED: Por paoregraph 3
REPERBICE t HBGU-18752, 23 March 1962 (RYBAR)

"Referenced “aispatch listed the target ines for LIEEVOY for
_ December 194] and Januory 1962. Your attentien is draum to the fact that
; the targets Mated coinclds exactly with the Met of IS teps furnicksd in

WOU-102h6 dated 1 Decesber

2. Tho February 1962 LIENVOY target listing aleo furnished in refor~
encod dispatoh sppears. to be correctly labeled LIBIVOZ.

3 Your commnts on paragraph one above ara requested.

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FROM 4 NEXICO CITY apr 28 21432 62
ACTION: — C/TFW 2. (C/TFW COPY SLOTTED aT 1730 28 APR 62)

INFO g = ODP, ADDP, C/CI, C/FI, C/wH 2, S/C 2

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PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 2669

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3. LIERGO ADVISED COS ON NICHT OF 27 APRIL THAT LITENSOR HAD

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WRITTEN PERSONAL LETTER TO PRESIDENT DORTICOS ASKING THAT URRUTIA

BE GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT TO MEXICO.

2. LIERGO HAD ALREADY DISCUSSED THIS WITH LITENSOR PRIOR TO

x 7,

COs TALK WITH LIELEGANT,
3. LIERGC PLANS NOW TO TELL LITENSOR NORNING 2S APRIL OF COs

REQUEST AND TO SUGGEST THAT LITENSOR SEND SECOND LETTER AS IMMEDIATE

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FOLLOU+UP,
4. LITENSOR'S REQUESTS ARE FOR URRUTIA AND’ HIS FAMILY ONLY AND /

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BO NOT INCLUDE OTHER ASYLEES IN MEXICAN EMBASSY IN CUBA. ; we:
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REPLY FRON SORTICOS.

6. COS HAS NOT ADVISED AMBASSADOR OF ABOVE. SHOULD HE

END OF MESSAGE

C/S COMMENT: *HQS HAS DISCUSSED PRCSLEM WITH ODACIO IN ATTEMPT ASSESS
IMPACT iN EXILE COMMUNITIES PBPRIME,

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26 Mareh 1962

PTPORANUUH FOR: Chief, Task Pcree bashlagten

ATTENTION t Joba Caseotl

SUBJECT : Feastbility cf Effectlag Releaca cf Nanuel URRUTIA,
Exe-Frositent cf Cuba, relitical Sxils ia Kextcan

Embasay, Havana

1, The HNexley City Station har tne capability of approaching
LITSEG! (Iden A) and requesting hie to attempt to arrance for a
aafe conduct pass for Subject, Tha asproach to LITHO? can ba
wade threvgh three difZerent channels; LITS25/2, Civea 8), LAS Coaur
(iden C), and LIEZSO (Ion 9), Abse, 2 direct approach by the COS
te LITSBONU could prebably ba arranged £2 so desiral by Headquartara

fer operational security ceasens.

2, No assesment on the auccess ef an asprosch of this type
eaa be made because of the Nexlesn (nterest and pcsition ra Cuba,

3. If a deciofon is pate te attezp2 to obtain 6 safe conduct
pasa Zoe Subject, Lt is recoseenced that tha CCS Maxico Clty de
faforned in detail of Headquarters ainicuy and asxisus goals ao}
that he be requested to reccmmend tha Lest channel to LITSWOR,.

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Iden A = Presideat of Kexico
Jden B = Minister of Interior
Iden C = Special Adviser to Peesident

Iden D ~ Minister of Social Security


ACTION, C/EE 3 \** i.

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i. NAMES OF NEXI DELEGATION TO REF CONFERENCE NOT AVAILABLE
AS YET. IT PROBABLE KOVEVER LUIS PADILLA NERVO, MEXI UN DELEG WHO
NOW IN MEXT FOR PRIVATE GOVT CONSULTATION, (PRESUMABLY FOR ZRSKATE
PREPARATIONS) WILL PARTICIPATE AS INFLUENTIAL MEMBER MEXI ZRSKATE

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GROUP.
‘a. FYIS MEXI PRESS 27 FEB PUBLISHED PRES LOPEZ MATEOS MESSAGE

TO KRUSHCHEV RE MEXICAN POSITION AT REF CONFERENCE, CALLING FOR
(A) PRELIMINARY, MEETING OF COUNTRY DELEGATES AND REPS8 (3) WITH
BASIC ACCORD AND RESOLUTIONS REACHED IN CA) ABOVE, CONFERENCE -
OF CHANCELLORS TO BE HELD FOR FINAL AGREEMENT AND RATIFICATIONs
END OF MESSAGE
C/S COMMENT: * HQS REQUESTED IMMEDIATE REVIEW STA POTENTIAL AND ACTUAL ASSETS
POSSIBLY ATTENDING 18 NATION D'LSARMAMENT CONF. GENEVA 14 MARCH 62, KUDOVE NEEDS
PRECISE INFO CONCERNING STA ASSETS WITHIN DELEGATIONS.

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ACTION, ¢/TS0 2 .
INFO. g COP, C/C1, C/FI 2, C/Fi/o &, cha 5: s/c 2e

“DIR CITE MEX O148 (WARE ACTING)
AQUATIC/LIERODE/MKTRAP , | - a
4a FAILURE OF AUDIO IN ONE SRT-9 AT LIERODE HAKES IMMEDIATE |
MKTRAP INSTALLATION HIGHLY DESIRABLEs
2. LATEST INVESTIGATION REVEALS TARGET TELEPHONE IS ERICSSON
NODEL DBJ 519-512 WITH DIAL IN BASE. ,

3. INITIAL TESTS WITK MP-4 AND 4 LAYER DIODES INDICATE DEFINITE
SUPERIORITY IN AUDIO QUALITY TO BASIC MKTRAP CIRCUITRY AND
FEASIBILITY CONCEALMENT IN INSTRUMENT HANDLE.

4. LINE TO TARGET REPORTED BY GOOD AUTHORITY AS 2.7 MILES
NUMBER 28 CABLE PAIR WITH SERIES CONNECTION AT CENTRALs PLAN |
INITIAL PHASE OF INSTRUMENT INSTALLATION AND LP EQUIPMENT TESTS
USING ‘LIFEATs

5. IN VIEW POSSIBLE REQUIRENENT FOR SHORTER LINE LENGTH

AND QUESTION OF SECURITY OF SERIES CONNECTION OVER EXTENDED

PERIOD AT CENTRAL OFFICE, STATION CONSIDERING USE LIENVOY _  _ ——.
ENGINEER AFTER INITIAL PHASE FOR CABLE SPLICE TO SHORTEN LINE TO

1000 FEET. THIS WOULD REVEAL LOCATION PRESENT LIERODE BASE TO |
LIENVOY BUT WOULD NOT NECESSARILY REVEAL TECHNIQUE. STATION, i!
NOT LIENVOY, WOULD CONTROL BASE AND PRODUCTION. , ;

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Be USE OF MP-4 WITH 4-LAYER DIODEs
7s STATION RECOMMENDS APPROVAL PARA 6 DUE IMPORTANCE TARGET

PLUS FACT INSTALLATION MAY HELP CONTRIBUTE KUTUBE/D REQUIREMENTS.

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DIR CITE MEXI- 9125
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7 1. COS, AT AMBASSADOR'S REQUEST, SAID TO LIELEGANT, LIERGO
"AND TO LEENVOY/1 THAT AMBASSADOR CONSIDERED FONHIN MANUEL TELLO
SPEECH. AT PUNTA DEL ESTE (SAYING MARXISM LENINISM INCOMPATIBLE

WITH WESTERN HEMISPHERE) WAS A "GOOD STEP FOR MEXICO". COS
SAID, HOWEVER, THAT DEEDS NOW NEEDED TO SHOW MEXICANS ARE
WILLING TO TAKE ANTI-COMMUNIST, ANTI-CASTRO STANDs
2. .ON 15 FEBRUARY LIELEGANT AND LIENVOY/1 REPORTED
(SEPARATELY) FOLLOWINGS
As PRESIDENT ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEOS HAS CANCELLED THE
"INTENDED GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY TO "SIEMPRE® TO ALLOW FERNANDO BENITEZ
". (COMMUNIST WHO FIRED FROM *NOVEDADES” NEWSPAPER) TO CONTINUE
“WRITE SUPPLEMENT ON CULTURE IN NEXICO. (NOTES IF TRUE THAT THIS”
“INTENDED SUBSIDY CANCELLED PROBADLY PARTIALLY DUE TO FACT THAT
LATEST ISSUE COMMUNIST MAGAZINE "POLITICA" ATTACKED PRESIDENT AND”
"BENITEZ IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR.)
B. ALONSO AGUILAR MONTEVERDE, LEADING MEXICAN wanxtery HEAD
“OF MOVIMIENTO DE LIBERACICN NACIONAL,

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GOVERNHENT JOB IN TREASURY «:
C. VICTOR MANUEL VILLASENOR, MARXIST HEAD OF GOVERNMENT -

eo DIESEL NACIONAL BEING FIRED.
34, THE ABOVE CITED AS "DEEDS" ‘BY BOTH SOURCES.
4s “LIENVOY/1 FURTRER REPORTED THAT NEXICO WILL BREAK RELATIONS
WITH CUBA AND NOW ONLY NEEDS "INCIDENT". LIENVOY/1 SAID HUMBERTO
ROMERO (SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT) SAID PRESIDENT SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING
INC IDENT® SHOWING CUBAN EMBASSY INVOLVED WITH RAILWAY WORKER'S
UN ON AND DECLARING "SOME CUBAN OFFICIALS PERSONAE NON GRATA®
"AND THEN BREAKING "DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS»
a 2 5, ABOVE REPORTED TO AMBASSADOR ORALLY.
be WILL CABLE DEVELOPMENTS,

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a exananeics fa the Scheal of Keansmica at the Usivereidad Hacional .
aAstenmaa é6 Mexteo (U.N. A.M). This boat, which ig peya Morreiet, |
pecises Castro's Ceba, Communies China end barniom end etadacee
te U.S.A. This beak waa pebilshed oMiclatty ty tha Motions) Batesrstsy
of Rtewico ta 1951 aed tg used im ths Eckool af Eeaseaice there. : a

Bgto; Rewon RAMIREZ Gomes waa one ef tha pecteoensa |
primarily reoponsitle fer aspailiag Lads Pelfpa COZLLG Ktacizg ant
Coillerme VELEZ Pelayo from the U.N. A.M, boeauas they tack pus3
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a, Another testbeak which is sdacniot eud whieh baa been dee exhfaat of |

ssanbdarable publicity recently ta “La Uaidad da Srabajoy Retedio’* By |
fiers O. CARDOUREL, Prefsseer at tha Eosasla Nogenl do Mamene, Ocha,
S$. Tio book wao ese of tho igeues Mae proveted a amen derecastvation’ °C
qgaise oq Lcftist poltelas of Covyrnor Eévards LIV AS Villegazs eS Have faa
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BAI ~ 9961, Para. 3

1. Attached isa copy of a long ceavorvation ebtained by. LIRRODE
om 16 January 1962. .

2. The converastion is amoagst: Joos Antonio PORSUONDO Valdor,
Cuban Ambassador; Berta PORTUONDO (his wife); Xiomara SANCHEZ.
Robert (PORTUONDO's secretary) and a Manican visitor, The visitor -.
pretends to be a student from the Isstitais Pelliecaice Nactesal
The two women~=and. later PORTUONDO==accuse the Maxicau of boing -

& provocateur; and PORTUONDO lectures hiza ea the Gains Exshagsy’s =
policy af nom~intarvention in Maxics, . _

3, On23 Jauuary 1962 LITALUS/2 roperted the wialt by ame MOTA
(uarer~diva mouths), agent of the Direccion Federal de Seguridad (Dg),
LIPALUS/2 ehowad tho case officer a copy of MOTA’s report wa Bis
visit te the Cuban Embasey and bia courerastioa there, (Ths brs,
according to LITALUG/2, do noi balisvs the rapert! }

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oF 2G DERE ee et oe Fs a

4 A copy of the portion of ths mpe with tha (MOTa) emaiversntion
was played for LITEMPO/2. He fouad it extremaly tatersdting and
gaid the Cubas Ambaasadcr "protestad his banccence too anieh”, ~

8. Wf Headqaartara approves (as requested ia refarence) a coy y ef
tha attached will be given to LITEMPC/2 ior hin te "make poslie” as
piaterial collected by him. This and the additional materials specified
jn reference would, it is hoped, have sufiictent Lapact te cance ths
Mexicans to break relations with Cubs.

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a. MEXI-9353
b. DIR-35351
eo. MEXI-9913
a. MEXI<9714

\, Attached are copics af:

a. Transcript of tha LIZRODE tape of 24 November 1961, This is
an authentic tape and tvanscript. Tha tape was cent to Hoadquartsrs
ith HMMA~18290; it was roturned to Mexico City Statics ex

15 January (#96 DIR-35291). -

b. "Trangeript' of "IPN Studeat/Pertcosdo" conversation of
4 Oscember 1961". Note; A conversitios af alinost this coobext -
genk place em 1] Dacembor 196] betweea an IFN atuden? aad
Klomata SANCHEZ Robert (Pertuacde's sacretary).

a. Gopy of a "photograph" of Tereza PROENZA Peony
Cuituss) Attache, ino atudont riot of 12 Jaly 1968,

d. A copy of s "page from a personal fs on Augel BGAN,
(than) Director of Prensa Latina in Mexico City. This “page” ia
dated 17 July 1964.

o. A brisf summary oa Francisco DELGADO Gertia, Talsis
ga authasiis case waich wes haadlod ty LITRMPO orginlestion aad
this summary was promised meraly as & restteder,

3, Both the ups and traascript of 1.4, have sow bean ferniazed to

as

LIFEMPO/2. This is authentic.

3. Galy the "transcript" of 1.>. was given t LITSMPO/3, This,
te was felt, had to be eanphied because the Ambassador gadis a cennmite
- gaat canceralay PORTUONLO (Cubes Anbassasex ) porosrelly paying
emudneis ot LP... Note: The real tape was ef Seeaveres toa Pete Seen
Rigmara SANCHEZ Yabert (Portucnte’a gervetary} aed ae Fz Shai eS :
No tape eulais for itlo) aad LITEMPO/2 will ta teld it haa heen erased

Mao requests it.

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a, The "phetegraph" af Terosa PROENZA Prova ta the &
_ riet of LZ July 1960 (ceo Lc, + and the attached} laa meanings mads ty -
~ the cayable Statins photographer. A copy of this was given by Cott re
| MFELIPO/2,

8, The “yege” from whe personal tile an Angel BOAN, then Divestay’
Pyeasa Lata, Mextce Ciy was put ines that Mile by this Setlom at ted
time the fe was luraished (lor two hours ong might) by LIPIG. A copy -
ef this "page" (ese 1.d. asd attached) was given wo LITEMPO/2.

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anthantic and is a case af LITE FO/2'a organization haniled, .

Y. Finally, LITEMPO,2 wae orally rerainded of tho material
farninhed (personally) so LITRMPO,2 by Manxel VILLATANA Martizen, -
Ais Attache, Cuban Embassy. who delectod, A bipe ef tha intervisw
betwoan LITEMPO/? and VILLAFANA Martines was mads-—aad the

Ssatica atill hag a copy.

$. The Ambuseador wae allowed to believe that al} of the shove |
material la authentic. , —_ :

# - 9. The Ambassador hopes that this material which sow hus been |
gown to LITENSOR by LITEMPO/2 will be helpful in cenvineing
_ | Meaico that they should broak relation with Cuba. Tho Stattes Jecls .
? "that this epeperation in the cfiext to lreprcas LITENSOR and LITEMPO/R ~~ ¢
1 + ‘efth these (watch were eald to bo “some exoraples") Mastrations f.....2..-+,
. Quban interferesca in the interzal affairs of Moxieo was good political
action for ODYOKE end with the Chic, opAcD.

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If this Headquarters aad the Vepartwent cf State approve,
the Chief cf Scaticn pleas to give to Minister c£ Goverascion

Gustavo DLAZ Ordas:

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A tana cecerding of 4 long conversaticn of cue MOTA,

8 OPS agent, with Cuban Acbaseader TO UCM, hls
secretary aad Mrs, TOLTUOHUO, OTA entered the

Cuban Rebessy ca 1d Jam.ecy 1962, pretendlny to be

8 belltechmue studeat, Tho Cubana called HOTS a
peovaccteur and loudly protestal thair lanccence,
ndyfag they had not Latervenm! in Mexican internal
affairs, (The Chie? c& Seation bas played this tape
for DIAZ Ordaz, who renarkad, “They protvat too cuch,)

é tane recording cf a conversation betuaen a grouy
of Colosbiaga ravclutlcnarites aad Aubasgader YORMUOSLO,
ia which the @¢ruer eafd an acued ingurrection had
Already begua ia practice in Colombla, They said

the Colesbiag revolution was a park of the Cuban and
Mexican revolutioas aud asked for seulidarity aad
eollaboratica cé 411 revoluticatries, roRTUCNLO

aaid he would sead their report to ilaban’s so that
Cube woulé bave pews of the aituation aad knew who

thay ara,

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25 Jamary 1962

The following message has been recoived from Mexico Citys
For King and Sayre fron Ambassador Mannt

1. As you knov, some veexs ago we became convinced that cnly chance
of getting Mexico to "oreak ralations with Cuba would ba on basis Cuban
intervention Mexican internal affairs, This of course was on agaiription
two thirds Rio treaty vote could not bo obtained at Punta [el Leto,

2. With this objective in mind Dept and CAS authorized me to turn \

over materials describod in IN 12519 to appropriate Mexican official,
I chose Gustavo DIAL Ordase -

3e Tidh Ordas hes informed CAS that he discussed this evidence with
Lopas Hatens wo exressed surpriss and interest. We discount Lopes Mateca
otatements because ao you know he has much better evidence of Cuban Enbassy
intervantion which he keers strictly to himself and has nevor told Cabinet
about. The evidence va turned over to DiAc Ordas has psychological immortance
because President is now awara that DIA‘ Ordaz also knows part of tho story.
Ha ean ever bo eure that OFaAd Orias will not use this to supeort hig oun

“antiecommnint couvictions if a showlewn betwen tus Comidsa and antt-Cormies

should occur in Mexico,

&. DIAZ Ordas has asked ns through CAS whether I wxdd have any objection
4f the infermation wa furnished him were made public should an asprocriate
occasion arise in the future. he said there vould be no mention of the U,5,
Gevt and that Gobermacion vould preasnt the evidence 25 collected hy ite

5. I recommend that CAS and feot authorize me to inform DIAZ Ordas that
we have no objection on the basis outlined by him. Season four my recemmend=
ation ig that on the one hand ve lose little by blowing the microphone oneration
sinca battery 1s cohedmMed to axpira Boon in any casc. We believe we are ina
position where we can safely deny thet we had anything te do with placing mieroe
phome. In this connection Disé Crdas obviously believes our story that vo
pieked uo signal by routine disling of different frequencice and that microphone
was presumably rlsced by Soviets to check on their satellites. un other hand
affirmative answer to DIAZ Ordas will also inplicitly sugsest the vossibility
that the time may come when wo ourselves might wish to mako this information

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publi¢, I can think of no better incentive to Lopes Mateon to break relations
with Cuba than possibility Mexican public might eventually become aware of
extent to which Mexico has tolerated Cuban intervention in spite of ita vaunted

devotion to the doctrine of non-intervention.
6. Finally I wish to say that I realise all of these mansuvers involve

some risk to U.S. but I believa reeurgence of Comzunist influence in last two

months requires unusual counteraction on our part.

7. DIAZ Ordas has returned material to CAS for safe keeping and it ia
now in our possession. He claims he made no copies and wa believe this probably

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2. FOR HOS INTO HAVE AUTHENTIC LIERODE TAPE OF LONG CONVERSA»

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_ TION OF ONE NOTA, DFS AGENT WHO ENTERED CUBAN EMBASSY ON 18 JAN 62,

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PRETENDED BE POLITECHNIC STUDENT, HAD LONG CONVERSATION WITH |

‘ ~ AMBASSADOR PORTUGNDO, HIS SECRETARY AND MRS PORTUONDO. CUBANS

“CALLED MOTA PROVOCATEUR AND LOUDLY PROTESTED THEIR + IavoceNeE,

NON- “INTERVENTION. IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS ¢ OF MEXICO, COPY OF THIS

PLAYED FOR LITENPO/2 BY cos. LITENPO/2 SAID "THEY | "PROTEST TOO

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3. POUCRING COPY THIS TAPE TO heSe ‘. .
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Ke a Hes AND ODACID APPROVE COS WILL GIVE LITENPO/2t~

whe arene

As COPIES OF TWO AUTHENTIC _TAPES (ONE OF PARA ‘Two ABOVE AND

“ COLOMBEAN TAFE OF REFERENCE BD

Be copy OF PAGE FROM 4 PERSONAL FILE.OF ANGEL BOAN (WHO NOW |

IN CUBA) FRON PRENSA LATINA’

3s * STATION WORKING ON PROCURENENT: ADDITIONAL AUTHENTIC WATERIALS

“IN PiRTECULAK, HOPE HAVE CONSUELO ESPERON, MEXICAN THIRTY “YEAR

‘EMPLOYEE CUSAN EMBASSY, INTERVIEWED BY LITENPO/2 PERSONALLY

ESPERON HAS REPORTED (TO LITANIL/2) THAT MEXICAN STUDENTS BROUGHT

ro CUBAN ENBASSY ‘FOR INDOCTRINATION AND IN SONE TALKS CUBAN
“opFictaLs HAVE EVEN TALKED AGAINST MEXICAN GOVT.
. 6s STATION WILL NOT RETURN PEGTO OF TERESA PROENZA (SEE REF -

“B) TO LITEMPO/2. STATION WILL NOT REPEAT NOT GIVE ANY FAKED MATERIAL

EXCEPT 3 B ABOVE, WITHOUT PRIOR HOS APPROVAL.

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FOR GALBOND AND SAYRE FROM AMBASSADOR MANN?
te. AS YOU KNOW, SOME WEEXS AGO WE BECAME CONVINCED THAT ONLY

CHANCE OF GETTING MEXICO To BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA WOULD BE ON

BASIS CUBAN INTERVENTION MEXICAN INTERNAL AFFAIRSe THIS OF COURSE

WAS ON ASSUMPTION TYO TRIRDS RIO TREATY VOTE COULD NOT BE OSTAINED

.AT PUNTA DEL ESTE.
9. WITH THIS OSJECTIVE IN MIND DEPT AND CAS AUTHORIZED ee To

A SASS
TURN OVER MATERIALS DESCRIBED IN MEXI 9835 TO APPROPRIATE REXICAN

‘ OFFICIAL. I CHOSE GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZs
DIAZ ORDAZ HAS INFORMED CAS THAT HE DISCUSSED THIS SVIDENCE

3s
WITIL LOPEZ MATEOS WHO EXPRESSED SURPRISE AND INTEREST» WE BIS=

COUNT LOPEZ MATEOS STATEMENTS DECAUSE AS YOU KNOW HE HAS BUCH

CE OF CUBAN EMBASSY INTERVENTION WHICH HE KEEPS
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BETTER EVIDCN
STRICTLY TO HINSELF AND HAS NEVER TOLD CABINET ABOUT.
EVIDENCE WE TURNED OVER TO DIAZ ORDAZ HAS PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE

BECAUSE PRESIDENT IS NOW AWARE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ ALSO KNOWS PaRT

i. - OF THE STORY. HE CAN NEVER BE SURE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ WILL NOT USE

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RIS TO SUPPORT HIS OSN ANTI-COMMUNIST CONVICTIONS IF A SHOWDOWN

“ BETVEEN THE COMMIES AND ANTI-COMMIES SHOULD OCCUR IN MEXICO.
"he DIAZ ORDAZ HAS ASKED ME THROUGH CAS WHETHER J WOULD HAVE ANY
“.- OBJECTION IF THE INFORMATION WE FURNISHED HIM WERE MADE PUBLIC
SHOULD AN APPROPRIATE.OCCASION ARISE IN THE FUTURE. HE SAID THERE :
_ WOULD BE NO-MENTION OF THE UsS. GOVT AND THAT GOBERNACION WOULD _—
PRESENT THE EVIDENCE AS COLLECTED BY ITs , oe
9» I RECOMMEND THAT CAS AND DEPT AUTHORIZE ME TO INFORM DIAZ
ORDAZ THAT WE HAVE NO OBJECTION ON THE BASIS OUTLINED BY HIMe
REASON FOR MY RECOMMENDATION IS THAT ON THE ONE HAND WE LOSE LITTLE
BY BLOWING THE MICROPHONE OPERATICN SINCE BATTERY 1S SCHEDULED
TO EXPIRE SOON IN ANY CASE. WE BELIEVE WE ARE IN A POSITION WHERE
WE CAN SAFELY DERY THAT WE HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH PLACING MICRO=
PHONE. IN THIS CONNECTION DIAZ ORDAZ OBVIOUSLY BELIEVES OUR STORY
THAT WE PICKED UP SIGNAL BY ROUTINE DIALING OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
AND THAT MICROPHONE WAS PRESUMABLY PLACED BY SOVIETS TO CHECK

ON THEIR SATELLITES. ON OTHER HAND AFFIRMATIVE ANSWER TO DIAZ ORDA2
WILL ALSO IMPLICITLY SUGGEST THE POSSIDILITY THAT THE TIME MAY COME
WHEN WE OURSELVES MIGHT WISH TO MAKE THIS INFORMATION PUBLICs
I CAN THINK OF NO BETTER INCENTIVE TO LOPEZ MATEOS TO BREAK RELATIONS
WITH CUBA THAN POSSIBILITY NEXICAN PUBLIC HIGHT EVENTUALLY BECOME
AWARE OF EXTENT TO LICH MEXICO MAS TOLERATED CUBAN INTERVENTION
IN SPITE OF ITS VAUNTED DEVOTION TO THE DOCTRINE OF NON-INTERVENTIONs
i 6. FINALLY I WISH TO SAY THAT I REALIZE ALL OF THESE MANEUVERS
i INVOLVE SOME RISK TO UsSs BUT I BELIEVE RESURGENCE OF COMMUNIST

- INFLUENCE 1N LAST T¥O MONTHS REQUIRES UNUSUAL COUNTERACTION ON

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PRITY DIR € MEXI 9914 C/3 Comme=t: ** Hqs. asks

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1. SEE REF B FOR DETAIL AND PARTIAL ANSWER TO PARA ONE OF REF A.
AIBASSADOR, IN 12 JAN MEETING WITH LITENPO+2, DID STATE THAT COS
@ULD PROVIDE TAPES OF TRANSCRIPTS SHOULD THEY BE NEEDED. ‘COS LATER
_ QOVERED, HOWEVER, BY STATING TO LITEHPO-2 THAT HE THOUGHT SOME TAPES
— IAD BEEN ERASED. THIS STALL VAS STRENGTHENED BY FIRM STATEMENT THAT
. DLONBIAN STUDENT TAPE WOULD BE AVAILABLE (IT HAS SINCE BEEN DELIVERED
iz) LITEMPO-2). AS INDICATED IN REF By STATION WILL FIND PRETEXT .
. ‘NOT DELIVERED TAPES OTHER THAN AUTHENTIC COLOMBIANs
— (Qo RE PARA 3 REF A$ PORTUONDO CAN CERTAINLY DENY ANY OR ALL
@ MATERIALS, AUTHENTIC OR FABRICATED. ONLY WAY HE CAN PROVE
REPEAT PROVE FALSITY IS BY PROVING KIS PRESENCE AT PLACE OTHER
I: THAN EMBASSY AT TIME OF CONVERSATION. THIS IMPOSSIBLE SINCE HE

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a Transcript of Amb, Portsozdo's conversation with the Colombiz.c:
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| ROM. MEXICO CITY

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MITY DIR CITE MEXI 9913
arenes C/S Co:nment: * Ambassador Mann
'BAT ds informed LITEMPO/2 (2) that State
Departmesxt had certain information
REFS A MEXY s089( /25 54 ? on Cuban intervertion in Mexican

B DIR 35831 /guT Jeaq8 dee icteraal affaixs, i
te awpassAoor . SHOULD HAVE SAID "TRANSCRIPTS® INSTEAD "TAPES* ;

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N BEGINNING SENTENCE PARA TWO A OF REF A. TRANSCRIPT OF PORTUONDO :
@NVERSATION WITH COLOMBIANS IS ACCURATE RESUME OF AUTHENTIC TAPE
RECENTLY RETURNED TO STATION BY -HQSe THIS TAPE WILL BE PASSED ©
UTEHPO-2 AFTERNOON 19 JANs SECOND TRANSCRIPT REFERRED TO BY AMBASSA-

TOR. SAME SUB PARAGRAPH WAS FABRICATED BY STATION AND BASED ON STATION’
WOWLEDGE OF ACTUAL VISIT TO PORTUONDO BY POLITIECHNIC STUDENT. |
NO TAPE EXTANT NOR KAS EXISTED OF THIS TRANSCRIPT. CONTENT THIS
TRANSCRIPT NOT PERTINENT EXCEPT FOR INCRIMINATING’ STATEMENT
QUOTED BY AMBASSADOR CONCERNING PAYMENT TO STUDENTS.

@e THE "GENUINE? DOCUMENT MENTIONED BY AMBASSADOR IN PARA ;
WO BOF [REF A IS STATION FABRICATION. DURING NONTH OF AUGUST |
961 LIFIG PROVIDED STATION WITH PRENSA LATINA PERSONAL FILE |

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OF ANGEL BOAN, THEN MERI DIRECTOR GENERAL.» WHEN FILE WAS PHOTO=

(APHED FOR MEXICAN GOVERNMENT STATION INSERTED PHOTO OF FAKE | ~ fr
MEMORANDUM DESCRIBED IN REF Ac PHOTOS OF FILE, INCLUDING FAB- ; ye

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RICATION, PASSED COM. THE FAKE MEMO DESCRIBED PAYMENTS TO UNNAMED
_WEXICANS IN VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICES. (IT WAS A SECOND COPY
‘tus FABRICATION, ALONE, WHICH WAS PASSED ‘To LITENPO-2 ON 13 JAN).

3. CONCERNING PARA TWO C OF REF A3 THIS WAS STATION FADRICATED
- MONTAGE SHOWING PROENZA AS A MEMBER OF CROWD DURING STUDENT RIOT , .
& i2 JULY 1960. “ORIGINAL” OF FABRICATION WAS PASSED TO LITENSOR
MAY LIELEGANT "SHORTLY AFTER«

Me ~=PARA TWO SUB PARAS D AND E REFER TO WRITTEN "REMINDERS®
@ COVERTLY RECOGNIZED INSTANCES OF CUBAN INTERVENTION ALREADY
WOWN TO GUM. THEY DESCRIBE AUTHENTIC CASESe

Se REPEATING, ONLY AUTHENTIC TAPE OF BONA FIDE COLOMBIAN
SUDENT CONVERSATIONS 18 AVAILABLE THIS TINE TO LITEMPO-2. STATION
IELIEVES “POLITECHNIC” TAPE, WHICH DOES NOT EXIST, WILL NOT BE

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. ncn

6e POUCHING COPIES OF ALL ITEMS GIVEN TO LITEMPO~2.

C/S Comment: ** Has, requested a detalied description of the materials
passed to LITEMPO/Z (2), END OF MESSAGE

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LIENVCY Fre fect Cesto

Yor ths perled 1 Februacy 1962 tarecgh 33 Jen-ary 1943, it is estincted
thet the LISHVOY tre feet coeta will ba aoprosisstely $65,230. Of this total
it is astinated chat $25,330 vill be spent in Ziscal year 1962 end $33,590
will be spent ia £iscal yesr 1963,

Agans Salaries: PY 62 Py 63 Totale
LIBGVOY/2 1,209 1, 680 2,880
Lisavoryfyy 1) ,200 1,630 2,680 -
. LIgWeEY/s 1,238 3,689 2,660
LISH?OY/6 aco 1,320 1,920
LIeavoyv/7 aco 1,120 1,920
LIZEVOY/11 1,290 3,680 2,880
LIGAVOV/1Z 1,209 1,689 2,680
LIBHVOY/19 sco 1,326 1,920
RISHPOT/ES 260 368 628
LIERVOY/16 860 1,120 1,920
2 sudeagents rua -by LIZRYOY/2
@ $130 por month 1,260 1,430 2,826
Fokal agent Salaries 20,660 38,828 23,598
Raas Bonus: eno ecaths pay 2,132 2,432
Seaclogency Sead for ser :
OAGALS Cx Severance pay 552 1,332 2,288
Total Bens and a,31S
Coatiangeucy Fund
Total Selaries, Yews, 11,612 18, 388 30,200
aad Coatingeecy funds
Gooraticrsal Sxpanaas os rue 2,008
lcesl Pucchase supplies .
aad ote lpmens 1,00 1,380 2,509
Cokeap 32 GP wericies 7386 1,639 1,800 -
RagteoInrareast Ceater 620 330 3,389
acehert House Leave Travel 2,009 2,000
Balebouss range) . 1,036 1,659 2,590
Satertaigsest and gifts to
Beniesn Govt, officials 1,258 1,759 3,006
Salary and cever travel ice
aretart aad fanily 8,330 13,370 20,000
Tore} 13,270 21,370 35,288
te mmemeaentionndl
Total Projeet Puade 25,292 35.739 43,298
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Info. «f0CI, 0/OCi, DOP, CoP, C/CA, S/¢ 2

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PLEASE DELIVER FOLLOWING FROM AMBASSADOR MANN TO SECRETARY

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(MESSAGE CONTINUCS NEXT PAGE)

ORGANI ZATION.

##(1N 45081) - Ambassador Mann suggested that the State Department and
CAS give the Governrrent of Mexico (GOM) concrete and irrefutable evidence
of Cuban intervention in order to bring about GOM diplomatic break with Guba,

C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATICN RESTRICTED, TEXT DIRECTED TO ANOTHER U.S. GOVT.

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FROM: MEXICO CITY 9790 ; : PRIORITY
Td: DIRECTOR . IN 47593 OON,

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; "RECQMMEND’ | BE AUTHORIZED SOONEST RELAY TO TELLO DETAILS ON CUBAN
INTERVENTION a GARBLED-BEING sath SET FORTH IN MY MESSAGE,

(SEE MEXL 9759). .

I BELIEVE SUCH DOCUMENTED INFORMATION WILL IMPRESS TELLO. ~ ,

ENBASSY HAS RECEIVED VARIOUS REPORTS FROM FREENSLY COM.

. OFFICIALS THAT HIGH LEVEL CONSIDERATION SEING GIVEN PIPLOMATIC

BREAK WITH CUBA, '
®NOY HAVE SOLID INFORY MATION THAT BRAZILTAN ANRASEAL OF REPORTE
TO HIS FON OFF DECEMSER 29 THAT TELLO TOLD HIN GOM WOULD, SREAK
RELATIONS WITH CUBA IN NEAR FUTURE, WHILE I CANNOT ESTIuate CHANCES
OF EREAK, POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT WHATEVER INFORMATION f CAN
IVE TELLO, MAY CAUSE HIM TO MOVE EITHER BEFORE GR AFTER JANUARY 22°,
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Ambassador ose wat material te warts tn pass to Tello,

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REF PROPOSALS BEING DISCUSSED WITH ODACID. WILL ADVISE.
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WH COMIFIIT: # Ambassador Mann proposed pass certain talsphene
conversaticn transcripta to Foreign Minister
TELLO as evidence of Cuban intervantionist
activities in Mexico.

w+ Station planning a series of operations to
influence Mexico's vote at OAS Conference. . ‘

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PRIY DIA Cite We<T S747
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REFt Ay NEXI 9752, Paak 3 CIN W3764 )
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1, PRESENT STATION PLANING REF IS AS FOLLOWS:

‘Ae PREPARATION FOR AMBASSADOR HENICAN VERSION CUBAN SUIVERSIV.:
PAPER, FOR PASSAGE TO TELLO.

J. PLAN FADRICATE ON TAPE PHONEY COKVERSATIOS OF CUSAN
AMBASSADOR FOR INSERTION LIENVOY MECHANISI. -

Cy. ATTEMPT PERSUADE LONGTINE HEXICAN EMPLOYEE OF CU3AN ENIALSY
DEFECT AND NAKE PUSLIC STATEWENT CONDENNING CUBANS FOR INTERFERENCE
HESICAN AFFAIRS. (SUBJ HAS INDICATED DESIRE ADANDON JOa SUT NOT
YET AGREEABLE TO PUBLIC STATEMENT).

De FAILING PUBLIC DEFECTION ABOVE SUSJECT, ATTEMPTING
THROUGH SUIJECT OBTAIN INCRININATING DOCUMENTS OR PROPAGANDA FRO:
EMRASSY SUITABLE FOK SENSATIONAL EXPLOITATION. EYANPLEs SU3JECT
CLAINS CUBANS RUNNING "INDOCTRINATION" CLASSES FOR NEXICAN YOUTHS
WITHIN ENSASSY BUILDING. A\

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ARRANGE "CRASH" OF AUTOMOBILE OF CUBAN DIPLOGAT ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ.
"CRASITO INVOLVE SPECIAL UNDER-CAR DEVICERE” ;

WITH WEAPONS AND PROP
EXAMPLES "PROVING" CUBAN INTERVENTION IN LOCAL LABOR PRODLEVS. FYLs
HEXICANS NOW SUSPECT RODRIGUEZ ENGAGED IN CASTRO KUCAGE*TYPE OPS.

2. WELCOME WQS COMMENTS ON ABOVE PLANNING AND ANY SUGGESTIONS

FROM HOS.

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WKEMDRANIA™ FORs Deputy Chief, WH Division

SUBJECT & Operations Proposed by Station Mexico City to
‘ . Influence Mexico to Preex Ralations with Cuba,

-- 1, In addition to the prrposal advanced by Ambassador Mann to pase
certain telephone tap transcricte to nigh Mexfoan officials, Statioa Kaxrice
City has just forwarded the following sugested operations deaigned te in»
fluence the Mexican Covarresent to mreak relations with Cuba prisr te the

CAS Conference:

&e -To prepare tha Mextoan "version" of the peper on Coban
Subversive Activities for the Ambassador to paso to

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Foreign Hindater ThLIC.

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B. Ts fabricsts on tare = phoney conversation by tha Cuban

Ambassador and (naert it into the joist telephone tappdag
operation we operate for the President,

C. To attempt w persuate a longtime Maxican employse of tho
Cuban Embassy to defect ami mako 4 public atatemont cone
@euning Cubans for interference tn Hextean affsira, -

D. Sheald 1t not be possible to have the Subject evevo mks .
a publia defection, attespt through Ain to obdaln inorimimtiag
doauments or oroparanda from the Cuban Bubaesy that ara subte
able for sensational explottation, The Subject has elaired
that the Cubans are running “indoctrination” classes for Kaxiean

youth within tno Zmdasay budding »

&. If eecurity considerations permit, attexspt to amemige a ®arach®
of the sutomehtie of the Cuman dinlomat Heyelio MODRIGUIZ. The
Ferash" would involve a special una@er-car device containing
weapons and prosaganda examples to "prove? Cubsn intesrantian

| . tn lecal labor prosleas,

2. In view of the msnly sensitive nature ef the operations propesed
abeve and their timing (prior to 22 January} as related to the forti
O43 canvorence and the announced visit of President Kennedy to Haxtso, it

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